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    Mind your measures to prove value of HR

    by Personnel Today 13 Sep 2005
    by Personnel Today 13 Sep 2005

    We read with interest your news story ‘Defining era for HR as staff move up agenda’ (Personnel Today, 9 August).Measuring...

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    Unions still pave the way for progress

    by Personnel Today 13 Sep 2005
    by Personnel Today 13 Sep 2005

    While I agree that trade unions still face challenges and need to make further efforts to address modern issues (Off...

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    HR practices report slow on the uptake

    by Personnel Today 13 Sep 2005
    by Personnel Today 13 Sep 2005

    I saw your coverage of the Deloitte report on HR practices in central Europe mirroring the west (PersonnelToday.com, 23 August)....

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    Outright smoking ban is set to choke free will in society

    by Personnel Today 13 Sep 2005
    by Personnel Today 13 Sep 2005

     Why must smokers be persecuted in such a fashion? (Off Message, Personnel Today, 6 September). I think it is a...

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    Armed marshals are not such a good idea

    by Personnel Today 6 Sep 2005
    by Personnel Today 6 Sep 2005

    I read that armed undercover marshals are going to be deployed on the London Underground in an attempt to foil...

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    Top tips to beat those post-holiday blues

    by Personnel Today 6 Sep 2005
    by Personnel Today 6 Sep 2005

    Adding to the points made in your news story ‘No happy holidays as work piles up while Brits take a...

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    Why should we sign up to trade unions?

    by Personnel Today 6 Sep 2005
    by Personnel Today 6 Sep 2005

    Many thanks for Stephen Overell’s thought-provoking article ‘Twilight of the brotherhood’ (Personnel Today, 23 August).Like him, I’m also a card-carrying...

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    Reducing risk is not a simple procedure

    by Personnel Today 6 Sep 2005
    by Personnel Today 6 Sep 2005

    Your legal analysis on agency workers (Personnel Today, 23 August) may oversimplify the question of employment status (and the ways...

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    Responsible actions will keep staff happy

    by Personnel Today 6 Sep 2005
    by Personnel Today 6 Sep 2005

    It is more important to ensure that responsible personnel practices are applied to all workers, regardless of their employment status,...

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    Super-union should take heed of Churchill’s words of wisdom

    by Personnel Today 6 Sep 2005
    by Personnel Today 6 Sep 2005

    What an interesting juxtaposition between your front-page lead story (‘2.6 million reasons to be afraid in 2007’) and the Top...

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    Coventry hits back over equal pay blitz

    by Personnel Today 30 Aug 2005
    by Personnel Today 30 Aug 2005

    I was disappointed when I read your news story on our potential equal pay problems (PersonnelToday.com, 21 July) that you didn't contact us to enable us to put the issue into context

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    Supersize union brigade has lost sight of member needs

    by Personnel Today 30 Aug 2005
    by Personnel Today 30 Aug 2005

    We have much to be concerned about with the news that the UK's first super-union is to come into being in 2007 (Personnel Today, 23 August)

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    Discussions online

    by Personnel Today 30 Aug 2005
    by Personnel Today 30 Aug 2005

    Can you help with the latest questions on visits to the doctor or dentist and varying shift hours?

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    Stagnation is not an age-related concept

    by Personnel Today 30 Aug 2005
    by Personnel Today 30 Aug 2005

    I read with interest your news story about the research conducted by Rialto Consultancy on uninspired staff holding back UK business (PersonnelToday.com, 9 August)

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    Three good reasons for staff to stay put

    by Personnel Today 23 Aug 2005
    by Personnel Today 23 Aug 2005

    Your news story One-third of UK employees don’t care about their company’s success (PersonnelToday.com, 4 August) missed a number of...

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