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    HR professionals are ignorant of essential figures

    by Mike Berry 24 Oct 2005
    by Mike Berry 24 Oct 2005

    More than a third of HR professionals do not know the number of sick days their staff take, how long they stay in their jobs, or even the cost of recruiting staff, according to research.

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    Staff stuck in traffic costs UK plc £20bn a year

    by Mike Berry 20 Oct 2005
    by Mike Berry 20 Oct 2005

    Traffic congestion on UK roads is costing businesses about £20bn a year in lost productivity.

    • HR strategy

    HR battles to keep business afloat

    by Personnel Today 18 Oct 2005
    by Personnel Today 18 Oct 2005

    This week, Guru will be strapping on his sword and taking to the waves to celebrate our navy's victory at Trafalgar 200 years ago. He'll be doing his best to recreate the mood but, unfortunately, has all his appendages attached.

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    Culture of openness would unify sectors

    by Personnel Today 18 Oct 2005
    by Personnel Today 18 Oct 2005

    I was interested in your news story on the debate about private and public organisations

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    Whitehall review welcomed but business told to keep out

    by Michael Millar 18 Oct 2005
    by Michael Millar 18 Oct 2005

    Senior civil servants have welcomed proposals to review the leadership and strategic capabilities of Whitehall departments.

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    Quest for people metrics is not an impossible mission

    by Personnel Today 18 Oct 2005
    by Personnel Today 18 Oct 2005

    Ruth Spellman is absolutely correct in her assertion that "it has got to be possible to come up with some [people] metrics"

    • HR strategy

    Navy HR chief pays tribute to Nelson

    by Personnel Today 18 Oct 2005
    by Personnel Today 18 Oct 2005

    This week marks the 200th anniversary of Admiral Nelson’s famous victory at the Battle of Trafalgar on 21 October 1805....

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    HR outsourcing moves onto boardroom radar

    by Mike Berry 17 Oct 2005
    by Mike Berry 17 Oct 2005

    HR outsourcing is moving up the boardroom agenda, according to research.

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    Mature workers to change employers’ attitudes to productivity

    by Mike Berry 17 Oct 2005
    by Mike Berry 17 Oct 2005

    The UK's maturing workforce could finally persuade organisations to think seriously about workplace productivity, according to a leading expert on age.

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    People strategy earns BT best listed company award

    by Personnel Today 12 Oct 2005
    by Personnel Today 12 Oct 2005

    BT Group has been named as the best publicly-listed company for its people reporting practices

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    Mad about customers

    by Personnel Today 11 Oct 2005
    by Personnel Today 11 Oct 2005

    When Moat House Hotels fell into financial difficulties, a major culture change programme led by HR helped turn its fortunes around. Alex Blyth reports

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    Retailers call for end to Sunday trading restrictions

    by dan thomas 10 Oct 2005
    by dan thomas 10 Oct 2005

    Tesco, Asda, and B&Q are leading calls for extended Sunday trading, despite opposition for unions, smaller stores and church groups

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    New Orleans mayor lays off half the staff at city hall

    by Michael Millar 6 Oct 2005
    by Michael Millar 6 Oct 2005

    Public sector bodies in New Orleans are to lay off 3,000 people after Hurricane Katrina left the city in financial turmoil.

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    British Airways new CEO sees savings from natural attrition

    by Mike Berry 4 Oct 2005
    by Mike Berry 4 Oct 2005

    British Airways' new boss has ruled out making compulsory redundancies as the airline looks to make further savings.

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    Back to the future of work

    by Stephen Overell 4 Oct 2005
    by Stephen Overell 4 Oct 2005

    After countless predictions of times of change, is the future of work still a permanent job, or more of a half-way house?

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