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    • The HR profession

    CIPD defends position on upgrading membership

    by Personnel Today 7 Nov 2006
    by Personnel Today 7 Nov 2006

    The claim in Personnel Today (31 October) that the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) ignores business management experience...

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    • Religious discrimination

    The other-worldly wisdom of the equality ‘tsar’

    by Personnel Today 7 Nov 2006
    by Personnel Today 7 Nov 2006

    I do wonder what planet Trevor Phillips is living on (‘Equality tsar calls for end to religious vetting’, Personnel Today,...

    • Bullying and harassment
    • HR practice
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    HR needs to be more aware to have impact on bullying

    by Personnel Today 7 Nov 2006
    by Personnel Today 7 Nov 2006

    You have recently drawn attention to the dark side of under-performance in UK organisations, as witnessed by the extent of...

    • HR practice
    • Learning & development
    • Letters

    Discussions online: audits, HR and the bottom line, and training

    by Personnel Today 7 Nov 2006
    by Personnel Today 7 Nov 2006

    HR customer-service audit Q I intend to implement a customer-service audit to gain an understanding of how well the HR...

    • Sickness absence
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    Discussions online… Bradford Factor reporting

    by Personnel Today 31 Oct 2006
    by Personnel Today 31 Oct 2006

    Q I am required to provide Bradford Factor reports [a way of measuring sickness absence that concentrates on instances of...

    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
    • Family-friendly working
    • Letters

    ‘Time for sale’ staff need not be a headache for HR

    by Personnel Today 31 Oct 2006
    by Personnel Today 31 Oct 2006

    I wanted to respond to the comments by Rebecca Clake in your ‘Spotlight on time for sale’ article (Personnel Today,...

    • Mental health
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    • Wellbeing

    Employers not getting help to tackle mental ill-health

    by Personnel Today 31 Oct 2006
    by Personnel Today 31 Oct 2006

    I’m not surprised that employers are up in arms about comments that they are ignoring the mental health issues of...

    • Letters
    • The HR profession

    HR needs to look towards more human side of role

    by Personnel Today 31 Oct 2006
    by Personnel Today 31 Oct 2006

    In response to your coverage about HR becoming more strategic and neglecting its employee champion role (Personnel Today, 10 and...

    • HR strategy
    • Letters

    Line managers are not equipped to deal with complex HR issues

    by Personnel Today 31 Oct 2006
    by Personnel Today 31 Oct 2006

    I’m not sure that HR was given much of a choice about becoming ‘more strategic’ – whatever that means (‘Staff...

    • Sickness absence
    • HR practice
    • Letters

    Discussions online… Sickness during holidays

    by Personnel Today 31 Oct 2006
    by Personnel Today 31 Oct 2006

    Q Would an employee who booked a holiday and was then off sick during that holiday (covered under a self-certification...

    • Health and safety
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    • Wellbeing

    New ways of thinking are key to staying out of court

    by Personnel Today 24 Oct 2006
    by Personnel Today 24 Oct 2006

    I was interested to read in your Weekly Dilemma column (Personnel Today, 12 September) about the most appropriate way to train...

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    • Maternity
    • Letters

    Two-tier system leaves adopters out of pocket

    by Personnel Today 24 Oct 2006
    by Personnel Today 24 Oct 2006

    Recent coverage on maternity and adoption leave in Personnel Today and on XpertHR.co.uk has suggested that these have been harmonised....

    • Letters
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    • Pay structures

    We should call time on pay based on length of service

    by Personnel Today 24 Oct 2006
    by Personnel Today 24 Oct 2006

    I read your front-page news story ‘HR profession is bastion of age-based pay inequality’ (Personnel Today, 3 October) with interest and,...

    • Careers in HR
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    HR has hard-nosed business role keeping firms on track

    by Personnel Today 24 Oct 2006
    by Personnel Today 24 Oct 2006

    I felt I had to respond to the letter from Lucy McGee about HR professionals needing experience of the real...

    • Occupational Health
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    • Letters

    HR needs to convince boards that wellbeing really matters

    by Personnel Today 17 Oct 2006
    by Personnel Today 17 Oct 2006

    It was good to see that the Who’s Looking After Our Health? survey by Personnel Today and healthcare provider HSA...

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