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    Freud review of welfare to work recommends greater use of private and voluntary sectors

    by Mike Berry 5 Mar 2007
    by Mike Berry 5 Mar 2007

    A radical review of the welfare system carried out by David Freud has suggested greater use of the private and voluntary...

    • Civil Service
    • Latest News
    • HR practice

    Russian civil servants learn public service performance from Westminster council

    by Mike Berry 5 Mar 2007
    by Mike Berry 5 Mar 2007

    A senior government delegation from Russia has been learning from Westminster Council about how to improve public service performance.
    Russia has begun...

    • Employee relations
    • Latest News
    • Trade unions

    Amicus union membership in financial services sector increased by 150% in 2006

    by Mike Berry 2 Mar 2007
    by Mike Berry 2 Mar 2007

    Finance staff are joining trade union Amicus in their droves, with the union reporting a 150% increase in its membership in...

    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
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    • Race discrimination

    Government report admits link between lack of job opportunities and ethnic and religious backgrounds

    by Mike Berry 2 Mar 2007
    by Mike Berry 2 Mar 2007

    Ethnic minorities and women with religious convictions have the toughest time when it comes to finding work, according to research...

    • Employee relations
    • Military
    • Latest News

    Transport and General Workers Union furious at below-inflation public sector pay rises

    by Mike Berry 2 Mar 2007
    by Mike Berry 2 Mar 2007

    Unions have reacted with fury at chancellor Gordon Brown’s decision to award below-inflation pay rises to nurses and other public...

    • Latest News
    • Economics, government & business
    • Pay & benefits

    Armed forces to get highest public sector pay rise

    by Mike Berry 2 Mar 2007
    by Mike Berry 2 Mar 2007

    Members of the Armed Forces will get the highest pay rise in public sector, the government has announced.  Defence secretary...

    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
    • Latest News
    • Economics, government & business

    Dawn Atkinson appointed England’s nursing officer for diversity

    by Mike Berry 1 Mar 2007
    by Mike Berry 1 Mar 2007

    Dawn Atkinson has been appointed in a new role as England’s nursing officer for diversity. A nurse for 22 years, she will...

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    Breakthrough for vocational qualifications as universities admissions body awards points to NVQ course for first time

    by Mike Berry 1 Mar 2007
    by Mike Berry 1 Mar 2007

    The growing acceptance that National Vocational Qualifications (NVQs) can be as important as BTEC diplomas or A-levels has been confirmed after...

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    • Economics, government & business
    • Sector Skills Councils

    McDonald’s HR deputy David Fairhurst appointed as vice-chairman of People 1st Sector Skills Council

    by Mike Berry 1 Mar 2007
    by Mike Berry 1 Mar 2007

    David Fairhurst, vice-president of people at McDonald’s, has been appointed vice-chairman of People 1st, the sector skills council for the hospitality, leisure,...

    • Latest News
    • Economics, government & business
    • Job creation and losses

    1,600 UK jobs to go as Airbus cuts 10,000 posts across Europe

    by Mike Berry 1 Mar 2007
    by Mike Berry 1 Mar 2007

    Aeroplane manufacturer Airbus is cutting 10,000 jobs across Europe over the next four years. About 1,600 jobs will go in...

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    • Equality, diversity and inclusion

    Commission for Equality and Human Rights sets out programme to increase fairness in UK

    by Mike Berry 28 Feb 2007
    by Mike Berry 28 Feb 2007

    A new approach is needed to tackle discrimination and disadvantage in the UK, the final Equalities Review report has recommended.  The...

    • Employee relations
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    • Trade unions

    TUC report finds abuse of agency staff and urges increased rights to ensure fair treatment

    by Mike Berry 28 Feb 2007
    by Mike Berry 28 Feb 2007

    Loopholes in employment law that leave agency staff open to exploitation must be closed to stop employers using them as...

    • Occupational Health
    • Department for Work and Pensions
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    Work Foundation event starts search for definition of ‘good work’ to improve wellbeing in the workplace

    by Mike Berry 28 Feb 2007
    by Mike Berry 28 Feb 2007

    The first in a series of events that aims to develop a framework for employers to ensure their workplaces are healthy...

    • Health and safety
    • Latest News
    • HR practice

    BMA calls on employers not to pressure staff to use mobile phones while driving

    by Mike Berry 27 Feb 2007
    by Mike Berry 27 Feb 2007

    Employers have been urged not to pressurise staff to keep their mobile phones switched on following the introduction of stricter ...

    • Employee relations
    • Occupational Health
    • Latest News

    Most employees want companies to do more to cut carbon emissions, Carbon Trust finds

    by Mike Berry 27 Feb 2007
    by Mike Berry 27 Feb 2007

    UK employees are an untapped resource when it comes to tackling climate change, research by the Carbon Trust has revealed.More...

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