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    Employment tribunal payouts rise to £32m

    by Guy Logan 10 Nov 2008
    by Guy Logan 10 Nov 2008

    Payouts for equal pay, unfair dismissal, and religious and sexual orientation discrimination jumped as total employment tribunal payouts hit £32m...

    • Latest News
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    Barack Obama warned to steer clear of protectionist policies

    by Guy Logan 7 Nov 2008
    by Guy Logan 7 Nov 2008

    UK business leaders and employer groups have welcomed Barack Obama’s victory in the American presidential election, but warn that the...

    • Employment law
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    • Economics, government & business

    Alan Duncan – blowing the Tory trumpet

    by Guy Logan 7 Nov 2008
    by Guy Logan 7 Nov 2008

    Some three million people across the UK may be forced to stop working more than 48 hours per week if...

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    HR team makes final getaway from XL Leisure

    by Guy Logan 7 Nov 2008
    by Guy Logan 7 Nov 2008

    The final two members of the HR team for XL Leisure Group will exit the Gatwick-based headquarters this month following...

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    • Economics, government & business
    • HR strategy

    Vacancies and appointments hit an 11-year low

    by Guy Logan 6 Nov 2008
    by Guy Logan 6 Nov 2008

    Job vacancies and appointments have plunged to the lowest level for at least 11 years.A report by the Recruitment and...

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    Downturn will hit productivity as pressure dents leadership skills

    by Guy Logan 4 Nov 2008
    by Guy Logan 4 Nov 2008

    Line managers will come under pressure during the economic downturn, affecting their teams’ productivity, an expert warned.Penny de Valk, chief...

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    • HR practice

    Ernst and Young encourages image workshops for female staff

    by Guy Logan 3 Nov 2008
    by Guy Logan 3 Nov 2008

    Women at a major professional services firm have been encouraged to take part in workshops to improve their physical presentation....

    • Employment law
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    Shadow business secretary unveils his plans to be HR’s white knight

    by Guy Logan 3 Nov 2008
    by Guy Logan 3 Nov 2008

    EXCLUSIVE Shadow business secretary Alan Duncan has pledged to fight for HR against excessive legislation and a “grotty” employment tribunal system....

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    • Pay & benefits

    Weekly pay idea snubbed by HR

    by Guy Logan 31 Oct 2008
    by Guy Logan 31 Oct 2008

    HR professionals have rejected calls for employers to pay lower-paid workers weekly during the economic crisis.Workplace commentator and author Richard...

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    Diversity reporting could extend to private sector, warns MP

    by Guy Logan 30 Oct 2008
    by Guy Logan 30 Oct 2008

    A senior MP has warned of stricter diversity reporting rules for private sector employers when the Equality Bill is officially...

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    • Migrant workers

    Illegal migrant worker fines net government £700,000

    by Guy Logan 30 Oct 2008
    by Guy Logan 30 Oct 2008

    The new points-based system for bringing skilled workers into the UK has added more than £700,000 to government coffers since...

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    Employers underestimate absence levels by almost 20%

    by Guy Logan 29 Oct 2008
    by Guy Logan 29 Oct 2008

    Most employers underestimate absence levels by almost 20%, experts have claimed.An absence management tool from the private healthcare division of insurance...

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    • The HR profession

    Shadow business secretary warns recession means tough times for HR

    by Guy Logan 28 Oct 2008
    by Guy Logan 28 Oct 2008

    Avoiding employment tribunals and embracing flexible working are the biggest challenges for HR professionals in the upcoming recession, a senior...

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    Generation Y prove teenage intelligence is in decline

    by Guy Logan 27 Oct 2008
    by Guy Logan 27 Oct 2008

    The number of exceptionally intelligent teenagers is far lower than a generation ago, a new study claims. Researchers at King’s...

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    Stress, injury and illness are major safety concerns in UK workplaces

    by Guy Logan 27 Oct 2008
    by Guy Logan 27 Oct 2008

    Stress, injuries and illnesses caused by working on computers are the biggest safety concerns for employees, according to a survey...

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