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    Firefighters union warns of job cuts to pay for £1bn control rooms

    by Mike Berry 25 Aug 2005
    by Mike Berry 25 Aug 2005

    Firefighters have called for an independent assessment of government plans to build new fire control centres and warned there was a "real risk" of job cuts to pay for the £1bn project.

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    Top performers succeed by working smarter not longer

    by Personnel Today 24 Aug 2005
    by Personnel Today 24 Aug 2005

    Managers at top-performing companies work only one hour a week longer than those at firms with poor financial results, according...

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    RightCoutts lands £80m deal to manage MoD exit strategy

    by dan thomas 23 Aug 2005
    by dan thomas 23 Aug 2005

    Consultancy wins 10-year contract to help military personnel adapt to Civvy Street.

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    78 million work days lost to sickness in UK

    by dan thomas 23 Aug 2005
    by dan thomas 23 Aug 2005

    UK workers have collectively taken off 78 million working days in the past 12 months due to sickness, research reveals.

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    Do not forget people are the priority in HR

    by Personnel Today 23 Aug 2005
    by Personnel Today 23 Aug 2005

    I couldn’t agree more with your news story about HR paying the price for concentrating too much on strategic practices...

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    UK productivity up despite poor management

    by Personnel Today 23 Aug 2005
    by Personnel Today 23 Aug 2005

    Despite lagging behind its European and American competitors, a survey by Personnel Today’s sister title IRS Employment Review reports that...

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    Basic instinct should remain at the top of the HR agenda

    by Personnel Today 23 Aug 2005
    by Personnel Today 23 Aug 2005

    Is HR losing touch with its basic skills (Personnel Today Just the Job, 2 August)? Having been involved in HR...

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    BA case highlights the need for early HR input

    by Personnel Today 23 Aug 2005
    by Personnel Today 23 Aug 2005

    British Airways (BA) must dread the summer. It seems that every year BA has an industrial dispute of one type or another. Each year the cause is different and each year BA says it has solved the problem and it won't happen again. What is not clear this time round is exactly what the problem is.

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    Government pays consultants £2,000 a day

    by Mike Berry 22 Aug 2005
    by Mike Berry 22 Aug 2005

    The government is paying IT and management consultants more than £2,000 a day, according to a Mail on Sunday story.

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    M&S calls in US guru to motivate staff

    by Mike Berry 19 Aug 2005
    by Mike Berry 19 Aug 2005

    In a bid to halt its sliding profits, M&S has turned to a New York motivational guru to inspire its staff

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    HR pins blame for poor productivity on bad management

    by Michael Millar 19 Aug 2005
    by Michael Millar 19 Aug 2005

    Poor management is to blame for poor productivity, according to a survey of HR professionals.

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    Workplace provides ‘dead wood’ stage for poor performers

    by Michael Millar 19 Aug 2005
    by Michael Millar 19 Aug 2005

    Shirkers hold back UK plc.

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    Claimant count rises for six months in a row

    by Michael Millar 18 Aug 2005
    by Michael Millar 18 Aug 2005

    The number of people claiming Jobseekers Allowance has risen again, but nearly as many jobs remain unfilled.

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    Scots Army pins recruitment hopes on new badge

    by Michael Millar 18 Aug 2005
    by Michael Millar 18 Aug 2005

    Call to arms north of the border as Army unveils new badge in bid to boost recruitment.

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    Exam results row deflects attention from real challenge

    by Mike Berry 18 Aug 2005
    by Mike Berry 18 Aug 2005

    Differentiating between equally qualified candidates is the real challenge for employers, according to the CIPD.

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