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    HR defiant recession has not hurt career prospects

    by Guy Logan 12 Jun 2009
    by Guy Logan 12 Jun 2009

    HR professionals are defiant that the recession has not hurt their career prospects despite a major report showing that the...

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    Tories would cut Whitehall budgets by 10%

    by Guy Logan 11 Jun 2009
    by Guy Logan 11 Jun 2009

    The Conservatives would cut most Whitehall budgets by 10% if they came to power in the next general election, according...

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    Hastings Direct bucks recession to seek more staff

    by Guy Logan 11 Jun 2009
    by Guy Logan 11 Jun 2009

    An insurance company has doubled its recruitment drive in less than a month after a “great start” to the year.Hastings...

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    Equality Bill now expected to come into force in autumn 2010

    by Guy Logan 10 Jun 2009
    by Guy Logan 10 Jun 2009

    Experts close to the Equality Bill believe it will become law in autumn next year, giving employers an extra six...

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    Cheltenham & Gloucester closures lead to redundancies

    by Guy Logan 9 Jun 2009
    by Guy Logan 9 Jun 2009

    Lloyds Banking Group will close all 164 of its Cheltenham & Gloucester (C&G) bank branches, cutting thousands of jobs across...

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    Tube strike still on track as talks continue

    by Guy Logan 9 Jun 2009
    by Guy Logan 9 Jun 2009

    London’s tube strike is still scheduled to go ahead this evening (Tuesday) unless last-minute talks involving conciliation service Acas manage...

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    • Job creation and losses

    Mercedes-Benz job cuts triggered by Formula 1 rule changes

    by Guy Logan 9 Jun 2009
    by Guy Logan 9 Jun 2009

    Up to 50 jobs have been cut at a Mercedes-Benz Formula 1 engine plant because of rule changes to the...

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    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
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    Polish-speaking McDonald’s staff lose race discrimination claim

    by Guy Logan 9 Jun 2009
    by Guy Logan 9 Jun 2009

    Two McDonald’s employees who claimed they were forbidden from speaking Polish at work have lost their claim for racial discrimination....

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    Royal Mail privatisation plans put pension scheme at risk

    by Guy Logan 9 Jun 2009
    by Guy Logan 9 Jun 2009

    Royal Mail could become the latest company to close its final salary pension scheme if government plans to part-privatise the...

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    Almost 800 jobs at Forensic Science Service could be axed by 2011

    by Guy Logan 9 Jun 2009
    by Guy Logan 9 Jun 2009

    Up to 800 jobs may go at the government’s Forensic Science Service (FSS) organisation by 2011, unions have learned.Science union...

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    More than 800 jobs lost as van maker LDV goes into administration

    by Guy Logan 9 Jun 2009
    by Guy Logan 9 Jun 2009

    Almost all 850 jobs at van maker LDV have been lost after the company went into administration yesterday. Thousands more...

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    British Airways to axe 2,000 jobs

    by Guy Logan 9 Jun 2009
    by Guy Logan 9 Jun 2009

    British Airways (BA) has told its 40,000 staff that it wants to cut 2,000 jobs.The airline told its cabin crew...

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    Recession recovery by public sector will take longer than private firms

    by Guy Logan 8 Jun 2009
    by Guy Logan 8 Jun 2009

    The public sector will continue to be hit by the recession many months after the private sector has recovered, a...

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    Apprentice winner Yasmina predicted by Personnel Today blogger in April

    by Guy Logan 8 Jun 2009
    by Guy Logan 8 Jun 2009

    Personnel Today’s The Apprentice Analysed blog correctly predicted that Yasmina Siadatan would defeat Kate Walsh in the TV final, after...

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    Female staff at Haberdashers’ schools win equal pensions claim

    by Guy Logan 8 Jun 2009
    by Guy Logan 8 Jun 2009

    Dozens of low-paid female workers at a top public school have gained equal pension rights following a decade-long legal battle....

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