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    Bombardier Aerospace cuts nearly 1,000 jobs

    by Mike Berry 2 Apr 2009
    by Mike Berry 2 Apr 2009

    Nearly 1,000 jobs are to be axed at Bombardier Aerospace factories in Northern Ireland.
    A total of 975 staff are...

    • Employee relations
    • Employment law
    • Dispute resolution

    Working Time Directive opt-out remains in place

    by Mike Berry 2 Apr 2009
    by Mike Berry 2 Apr 2009

    The UK’s opt-out of the Working Time Directive remains in place for now, after talks in Brussels broke up without...

    • Stress
    • Bullying and harassment
    • Latest News

    Anti-bullying campaign scrapped due to lack of funding

    by Mike Berry 27 Mar 2009
    by Mike Berry 27 Mar 2009

    Anti-bullying campaigners have been forced to scrap a national awareness campaign after some of the UK’s largest companies ignored pleas...

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    Personnel Today named top HR publication

    by Mike Berry 18 Mar 2009
    by Mike Berry 18 Mar 2009

    Personnel Today was crowned HR Publication of the Year at last night’s Watson Wyatt Awards for Excellence in HR Journalism....

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    Become an HR Manager on Personnel Today’s Editorial Advisory Board

    by Mike Berry 16 Mar 2009
    by Mike Berry 16 Mar 2009

    Personnel Today is looking for opinionated junior HR professionals to be part of its new editorial advisory board.Do you feel...

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    • Learning & development

    Child protection services review leads to training revamp

    by Mike Berry 12 Mar 2009
    by Mike Berry 12 Mar 2009

    Training for front-line workers and managers across the health and social care system is to be revamped following a wide-ranging...

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    Hundreds more job cuts announced across all sectors

    by Mike Berry 12 Mar 2009
    by Mike Berry 12 Mar 2009

    More firms have announced job losses totalling hundreds of workers as the recession continues to hit employers in all sectors...

    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
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    • Equal pay

    £1bn of outstanding equal pay claims are timebomb for Scotland

    by Mike Berry 12 Mar 2009
    by Mike Berry 12 Mar 2009

    Councils in Scotland face a £1bn equal pay “timebomb” after tens of thousands of local authority workers submitted claims, Scottish...

    • Business performance
    • Change management
    • Employee relations

    BT imposes pay freeze, although some execs may still pick up bonuses

    by Mike Berry 12 Mar 2009
    by Mike Berry 12 Mar 2009

    BT Group has implemented a pay freeze for its entire 100,000-strong UK workforce, although senior executives may still get paid...

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    Unfair, unreliable and under attack – why the default retirement age has to go

    by Mike Berry 11 Mar 2009
    by Mike Berry 11 Mar 2009

    Personnel Today interviews... Baroness Sally Greengross

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    Heyday decision: Employer and legal reaction to the ECJ ruling

    by Mike Berry 5 Mar 2009
    by Mike Berry 5 Mar 2009

    Heyday decision: Employer and legal reaction to the ECJ ruling on the Heyday legal challenge to the default retirement age...

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    Job losses continue to pile up as more manufacturers succumb to downturn

    by Mike Berry 5 Mar 2009
    by Mike Berry 5 Mar 2009

    Hundreds more jobs have been lost this week as companies continue to shed staff in the recession.More than 560 jobs...

    • Age discrimination
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    • Latest News

    Heyday ruling prompts Employers Forum on Age to slam out-of-touch ECJ

    by Mike Berry 5 Mar 2009
    by Mike Berry 5 Mar 2009

    The Employers Forum on Age has accused the European Court of Justice (ECJ) of being “behind the times” following its...

    • Age discrimination
    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
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    Heyday decision – ECJ sends retirement age case back to UK High Court

    by Mike Berry 5 Mar 2009
    by Mike Berry 5 Mar 2009

    A decision in the Heyday case on whether employers can lawfully force people to retire at the age of 65...

    • Bullying and harassment
    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
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    Bullying culture persists at Department for Communities and Local Government

    by Mike Berry 5 Mar 2009
    by Mike Berry 5 Mar 2009

    The problem of staff bullying and discrimination has yet to be fully tackled in the Department for Communities and Local...

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