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    Builder Laing O’Rourke acts to stem skills shortage with training school

    by Personnel Today 5 Jul 2005
    by Personnel Today 5 Jul 2005

    Construction firm Laing O'Rourke is to set up a training academy to address the chronic skills shortages in the building industry

    • HR strategy

    Bosses of small companies opt for DIY approach to HR

    by Personnel Today 5 Jul 2005
    by Personnel Today 5 Jul 2005

    Managing directors of small- and medium-sized companies would rather take charge of HR themselves than appoint an HR director or outsource to a third party, research reveals

    • HR strategy
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    You should reap what you sow

    by Stephen Overell 5 Jul 2005
    by Stephen Overell 5 Jul 2005

    The origins of human capital management lie in the realisation that investing in people yields greater profit than machines

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    CBI calls on G8 leaders to agree fairer trade rules

    by Mike Berry 4 Jul 2005
    by Mike Berry 4 Jul 2005

    The CBI has called on the G8 leaders to reach agreement on fairer trade rules and international investment in Africa at this week's Gleneagles summit

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    Minister unveils NHS body for innovation and learning

    by Mike Berry 1 Jul 2005
    by Mike Berry 1 Jul 2005

    Health minister Jane Kennedy has launched a multimillion-pound NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement.

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    HR Directors Club on transformation

    by Personnel Today 30 Jun 2005
    by Personnel Today 30 Jun 2005

    A dozen of the UK's leading HR directors recently gathered together at a networking event on HR transformation. The event, organised and hosted by the HR Directors Club and HR consultancy Arinso, heard members tackle a variety of issues.

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    SME bosses keen to exclude HR professionals

    by dan thomas 29 Jun 2005
    by dan thomas 29 Jun 2005

    The bosses of SMEs are keen to keep a firm grip on people matters.

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    IBM plans Indian expansion despite job cuts in the West

    by dan thomas 28 Jun 2005
    by dan thomas 28 Jun 2005

    IBM is planning to hire an extra 14,000 workers in India this year, as it lays off up to 13,000 staff in western Europe and the US to cut costs.

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    TfL pulls itself together

    by Personnel Today 28 Jun 2005
    by Personnel Today 28 Jun 2005

    With recent research claiming that HR is the unhappiest profession in the UK, it is clear that -running an HR...

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    HR is author of own misfortune

    by Personnel Today 28 Jun 2005
    by Personnel Today 28 Jun 2005

    Paul Pagliari advises HR professionals to “determine and demand to be at the centre of business” (Professional Agenda, Personnel Today,...

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    The Ketchup song: the law on e-mail monitoring

    by James Elwes 28 Jun 2005
    by James Elwes 28 Jun 2005

    A blob of ketchup followed by an exchange of e-mails has provided a host of problems for one City law firm. James Elwes looks at what the law says about employers clamping down on e-mail abuse.

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    HR can show the way

    by Personnel Today 28 Jun 2005
    by Personnel Today 28 Jun 2005

    Future star performers do exist within organisations. Nic Paton talks to two employers that have managed to find themYou’re running...

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    A model solution for European workers

    by Personnel Today 28 Jun 2005
    by Personnel Today 28 Jun 2005

    The UK is about to start its latest six-month presidency of the European Union, and it is a difficult time....

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    Abbey HR boss rejects new role

    by Mike Berry 28 Jun 2005
    by Mike Berry 28 Jun 2005

    One of the most senior HR professionals at Abbey has resigned after been given a lesser role as part of...

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    HR needs to take supporting role in change management

    by Personnel Today 28 Jun 2005
    by Personnel Today 28 Jun 2005

    It has been interesting to track responses to the possible removal of the opt-out clause in the Working Time Directive.Seasoned...

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