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    Government on course to hit its finance director target for 2006

    by Michael Millar 25 Jan 2006
    by Michael Millar 25 Jan 2006

    Most Whitehall departments now have properly trained financial directors in place, in line with the government's plans to professionalise the civil service and drive massive cost savings.

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    Employment practices to influence Olympics contracts

    by Georgina Fuller 24 Jan 2006
    by Georgina Fuller 24 Jan 2006

    Companies with good employment practices will have an edge in bidding for contracts for the 2012 London Olympics, culture secretary Tessa Jowell has indicated.

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    Who should take care of Auntie’s people?

    by Personnel Today 24 Jan 2006
    by Personnel Today 24 Jan 2006

    The BBC is one of my favourite organisations - and not just because it strives to be the most creative organisation in the world.

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    Westminster council workers face 600-mile relocation

    by Mike Berry 23 Jan 2006
    by Mike Berry 23 Jan 2006

    Council workers are threatening to strike after being told they must relocate from central London to north Scotland or face redundancy.

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    Snooping software installed by insurance company

    by Personnel Today 19 Jan 2006
    by Personnel Today 19 Jan 2006

    Mutual life and pensions company, Royal London, has installed security software to snoop on the computer activity of its 2,900 staff across the UK

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    Protocol fixation ensures HR is seen as ‘irritating’

    by Georgina Fuller 18 Jan 2006
    by Georgina Fuller 18 Jan 2006

    HR professionals are undermining line managers by being too "hung up on process", according to Will Hutton, chief executive of the Work Foundation

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    To stand still is to go backwards

    by Personnel Today 18 Jan 2006
    by Personnel Today 18 Jan 2006

    Organisations must change or risk failure. The keys to success are relevant and well-run change management training programmes that address...

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    Ditch the script

    by Personnel Today 18 Jan 2006
    by Personnel Today 18 Jan 2006

    Call centre staff at Lloyds TSB will no longer read from scripts when dealing with customer calls.The bank said staff...

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    See in the dark

    by Stephanie Sparrow` 18 Jan 2006
    by Stephanie Sparrow` 18 Jan 2006

    Stephanie Sparrow reviews a selection of the latest training and coaching books, videos, DVDs and CDs.

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    HR challenge as Home Office finalises police merger plans

    by Georgina Fuller 17 Jan 2006
    by Georgina Fuller 17 Jan 2006

    HR professionals working in police forces across England and Wales face a daunting few months as the government's controversial proposals to merge the 43 divisions take shape.

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    Employers give anti-red-tape Bill thumbs-up

    by Personnel Today 17 Jan 2006
    by Personnel Today 17 Jan 2006

    Employers' groups have broadly welcomed new legislation aimed at cutting red tape, part of which removes the requirement for listed companies to produce an operating and financial review

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    Be brave – put yourself in the spotlight when you get it wrong

    by Personnel Today 17 Jan 2006
    by Personnel Today 17 Jan 2006

    Paul Kearns Director, PWLJanuary: traditionally a time for a combination of sober reflections on last year and positive resolutions for...

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    • Mergers and acquisitions

    Strength in numbers

    by Alex Blyth 17 Jan 2006
    by Alex Blyth 17 Jan 2006

    Accountancy firm Ernst & Young pulled together a 100-strong group into a team talk to create a new identity after an internal merger. Alex Blyth reports

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    HR winning battle for the boardroom

    by Personnel Today 10 Jan 2006
    by Personnel Today 10 Jan 2006

    HR’s battle to win a place on the board is gaining momentum, according to research by Personnel Today’s sister publication...

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    HR chief warns of stress facing Olympics HR staff

    by Georgina Fuller 10 Jan 2006
    by Georgina Fuller 10 Jan 2006

    Aspiring 2012 Olympics HR practitioners must be ready to "say goodbye" to their family and friends.

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