The announcement of the commissioners to oversee the all-new Commission for Employment and Skills (Personnel Today, 11 December 2007 and...
Letters
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I have just finished reading the article ‘Blow the L&D trumpet’ in the November issue of Training & Coaching Today....
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In your last issue (November/December 2007), the contributor of the opinion piece called for coaching to be integrated into managers’...
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This week's letters also include comments about lone parents, HCMI and staff retention
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This weeks letters about Train to Gain, staff appraissals, the CIPD's lost opportunity in China, and working carers...
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As much as I agree with Duncan Brown’s main points regarding business impact being a top priority for human resources (‘Demonstrating...
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The CIPD would never divulge the names of any candidates for any role here at the CIPD. Recruitment processes are...
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Oh Vanessa, is this a case of disability-related prejudice? (Legal opinion, Personnel Today, 4 December).I was dismayed to read that...
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I enjoyed the article on the importance of sleep (‘Sleeping on the Job’, Personnel Today, 13 November), but was struck...
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It’s no surprise that the UK’s biggest firms are outsourcing HR, but it’s wrong to assume this trend is down...
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I read your response to a query that was raised regarding internal promotion (Burning career issues, Personnel Today, 13 November)....
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Your news article about the NHS watchdog inspecting health service trusts for race equality compliance highlights the problem – not...
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The survey on the amount of stress in UK universities and colleges being more prevalent than five years ago (Personneltoday.com, 5...
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The government’s proposals to extend flexible working rights to parents of teenage children will have pronounced benefits for both the...
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I read Michael Millar’s‘Bye Bye Baby’ article (Off Message, Personnel Today, 6 November) with interest during the 2am feed, and...