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    Good leadership can reduce staff turnover

    by Personnel Today 4 May 2005
    by Personnel Today 4 May 2005

    I was pleased to read in James Bradley’s “Expert View” (Personnel Today, 12 April) that burnout is no longer the...

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    IBM saved by development plan

    by Personnel Today 26 Apr 2005
    by Personnel Today 26 Apr 2005

    Computer giant IBM was saved from collapse in the 1990s after an overhaul of management development and succession planning, a...

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    No more lip service from senior leaders

    by Personnel Today 26 Apr 2005
    by Personnel Today 26 Apr 2005

    The CIPD survey on the shortage of leaders (Personneltoday.com) is the most recent example of lip service being paid to...

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    New scheme bridges generation gap

    by Personnel Today 26 Apr 2005
    by Personnel Today 26 Apr 2005

    French pharmaceutical firm Galderma has introduced a competency scheme to tackle a generation gap between more experienced staff and younger...

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    Going public

    by Personnel Today 19 Apr 2005
    by Personnel Today 19 Apr 2005

    Some say a higher profile for public sector leaders can attract top talent, while others suggest that too much focus on individuals ignores those further down the line. Simon Kent reports

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    Poor leadership hits productivity and staff morale

    by Michael Millar 14 Apr 2005
    by Michael Millar 14 Apr 2005

    Two-thirds of UK organisations are suffering from a shortage of highly effective leaders leading poor productivity and low staff morale

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    Everyone’s a leader in NHS…

    by Personnel Today 1 Apr 2005
    by Personnel Today 1 Apr 2005

    Leadership in today’s NHS means encouraging and developing the people working in front-line positions to see themselves as leaders. This...

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    Line managers fail to live up to expectations

    by Quentin Reade 30 Mar 2005
    by Quentin Reade 30 Mar 2005

    Only a third of UK employees regard their manager as a role model, with many seeing their boss's failure to involve them when developing new ideas or making decisions as a real turn-off

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    Familiarity breeds contempt as bad managers rule roost

    by Quentin Reade 29 Mar 2005
    by Quentin Reade 29 Mar 2005

    Employee job satisfaction declines the longer people work for their employers, according to a new study.The findings are based on...

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    Ineffective leaders holding back UK plc

    by Quentin Reade 23 Mar 2005
    by Quentin Reade 23 Mar 2005

    Two-thirds of UK organisations are suffering from a shortage of highly effective leaders, according to a survey of 664 training...

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    Search for top leaders begins

    by Mike Berry 4 Mar 2005
    by Mike Berry 4 Mar 2005

    Which companies breed the best leaders of business in the world?

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    Survey reveals pressure to provide answers

    by dan thomas 2 Mar 2005
    by dan thomas 2 Mar 2005

    Decision-making in UK businesses could be compromised by employees tendency to say something vague rather than say nothing when they are under pressure

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    Forward planning helps charity with tsunami response

    by Johann Tasker 1 Mar 2005
    by Johann Tasker 1 Mar 2005

    Being prepared enabled Save the Children to move quickly to the second stage of the recovery effort in South East Asia. Johann Tasker reports

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    PwC staff curry favour and raise funds for VSO

    by Michael Millar 14 Feb 2005
    by Michael Millar 14 Feb 2005

    PricewaterhouseCoopers is getting its employees to eat curry to support a fundraising campaign.

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    Leadership spend still shows limited return on investment

    by Personnel Today 1 Feb 2005
    by Personnel Today 1 Feb 2005

    The world's largest ever human capital survey has revealed that companies across Europe are spending vast sums on leadership development, but are getting few tangible benefits in return

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