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    Occupational health and care in the working community

    by Personnel Today 7 Mar 2008
    by Personnel Today 7 Mar 2008

    Graham Johnson takes a look at how the government is laying the foundations for a healthier workforce for the future.

    • Pay & benefits
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    • Occupational Health

    Editor’s comment

    by Personnel Today 7 Mar 2008
    by Personnel Today 7 Mar 2008

    We will have to get used to calling the sicknote the ‘well note’ following the recent announcement by health secretary...

    • Age discrimination
    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
    • Wellbeing

    Dame Carol Black’s workplace health review makes growing old worthwhile

    by Personnel Today 7 Mar 2008
    by Personnel Today 7 Mar 2008

    That Carol Black is a damned fine woman. I know I was the one who was less than complementary about...

    • Learning & development
    • Opinion

    Editor’s comment: Are McDegrees the future?

    by John Charlton 4 Mar 2008
    by John Charlton 4 Mar 2008

    Most of you will have heard the clamour that accompanied the news last month that McDonald’s, Network Rail and Flybe are...

    • Learning & development
    • Opinion

    Tax relief for training apprentices: there’s never a good time to ask

    by John Charlton 4 Mar 2008
    by John Charlton 4 Mar 2008

    The CIPD has called for tax relief for organisations taking on and training apprentices. What’s the likelihood of this coming...

    • Economics, government & business
    • Department for Work and Pensions
    • HR strategy

    Welfare to work gives HR the opportunity to shine

    by Tony Pettengell 3 Mar 2008
    by Tony Pettengell 3 Mar 2008

    After years of navel gazing, introspection and generally being roundly ignored by those at the top, it seems that HR’s...

    • Age discrimination
    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
    • Opinion

    Demonising the young sets us on the road to nowhere

    by Personnel Today 3 Mar 2008
    by Personnel Today 3 Mar 2008

    When the Employers Forum on Age (EFA) received the top-line results from some research we commissioned in advance of our...

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    • Learning & development
    • Opinion

    Learning and development faces the instant gratification challenge

    by Personnel Today 27 Feb 2008
    by Personnel Today 27 Feb 2008

    Prompted by the 10th anniversary of the Training Foundation, its deputy chief executive Adrian Snook reflects on how much the...

    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
    • Race discrimination
    • Opinion

    Off message: no laughing matter

    by Tony Pettengell 25 Feb 2008
    by Tony Pettengell 25 Feb 2008

    Despite operating in colour for several decades, the world of TV is still largely a black and white domain... minus the black.

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    • The HR profession

    Will HR be about strategic partnership or operational support in 2028?

    by Personnel Today 25 Feb 2008
    by Personnel Today 25 Feb 2008

    As I look around, I constantly see evidence that we are living in the 21st century. I see people walking...

    • Economics, government & business
    • Learning & development
    • Recruitment & retention

    IT skills shortage: career changers are the solution

    by Bob Bradley 21 Feb 2008
    by Bob Bradley 21 Feb 2008

    With e-skills UK, the sector skills council for the IT industry, citing the need for 140,000 new employees every year in...

    • Stress
    • HR practice
    • HR strategy

    Be sure to renew your energy banks to keep creativity flowing

    by Angela O'Connor 18 Feb 2008
    by Angela O'Connor 18 Feb 2008

    How is 2008 going? Are you fit and ready for anything, or have you just noticed that: Your clothes haven’t...

    • Recruitment & retention
    • Opinion
    • Temporary employment

    Temporary sanity is the key to agency worker row

    by Rob Moss 18 Feb 2008
    by Rob Moss 18 Feb 2008

    If two groups of people disagree about something you can’t do much better than locking them in a room until...

    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
    • Disability
    • HR strategy

    Disability Discrimination Act means rethinking redeployment and disability

    by Personnel Today 18 Feb 2008
    by Personnel Today 18 Feb 2008

    Redeployment procedures need to be adjusted to accommodate the requirements of the DDA.The Disability Discrimination Act 1995 (DDA) is now...

    • Employment law
    • Recruitment & retention
    • Immigration

    Illegal workers: a major human resources priority

    by Stephen Simpson 15 Feb 2008
    by Stephen Simpson 15 Feb 2008

    The latest crackdown on rogue employers who knowingly recruit illegal migrant workers is sure to be a major priority for...

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