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    Walkout generates the wrong kind of interest

    by Personnel Today 24 May 2005
    by Personnel Today 24 May 2005

    HSBC reckons it is good at understanding world cultures and acknowledging our differences - so then why doesn't it understand the concept of a fair day's pay for a fair day's work?

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    • Working Time Regulations

    Opt out of taking liberties

    by Personnel Today 24 May 2005
    by Personnel Today 24 May 2005

    Employer abuse of the opt-out is the main reason why the Working Time Directive, despite all its faults, is necessary

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    Industry idea grinds to halt after name shame

    by Personnel Today 24 May 2005
    by Personnel Today 24 May 2005

    Our irascible insider HR Hartley on the DTI's name game

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    HR needs to change its attitude and act the part

    by Karen Dempsey 17 May 2005
    by Karen Dempsey 17 May 2005

    HR’s image is a subject that crops up again and again at conferences and seminars. This year’s HR Forum on...

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    Outsourcing is the way for HR shared services

    by Personnel Today 17 May 2005
    by Personnel Today 17 May 2005

    Today (17 May) marks the start of the International Quality and Productivity Centre's (IQPC) fifth annual Shared Services Week. It's hard to believe that we've been talking about shared services for five years in a never-ending quest to find the Holy Grail of HR shared services.

    • Business performance
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    Government must deliver on people-policy pledges

    by Karen Dempsey 10 May 2005
    by Karen Dempsey 10 May 2005

    Now that the general election is over, many in HR may be wondering just how many of the government's people-focused pledges will become a reality

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    Down but not out as MPs survive

    by Personnel Today 10 May 2005
    by Personnel Today 10 May 2005

    If the Labour government had been a private company on 5 May, it would have seriously questioned its HR strategy...

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    • Work-life balance

    The work-life fallacy

    by Stephen Overell 10 May 2005
    by Stephen Overell 10 May 2005

    It seems that women are having second thoughts about the wisdom of working and raising a family

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    Don’t pay over the odds for staff in new markets

    by Personnel Today 10 May 2005
    by Personnel Today 10 May 2005

    Wage dynamics in emergent markets still amaze me.I was in Mumbai recently, conducting interviews for two senior roles there. During...

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    Ruling leads to changes in SMP pay rise awards

    by Personnel Today 10 May 2005
    by Personnel Today 10 May 2005

    Michelle Alabaster’s lengthy, high-profile case against the Woolwich – now part of Barclays – ended in success last week. Supported...

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    Lack of heart makes absence grow longer

    by Personnel Today 10 May 2005
    by Personnel Today 10 May 2005

    our irascible insider on... cutting absence rates

    • Flexible working
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    Flexible firms win loyalty and talent

    by Karen Dempsey 4 May 2005
    by Karen Dempsey 4 May 2005

    Flexible working has never had an easy ride, but rumblings of a business backlash will make debates on this issue...

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    Why aren’t politicians talking about work?

    by Personnel Today 3 May 2005
    by Personnel Today 3 May 2005

    Work is one of the big things missing from this general election. Sure, there are passing references to the strength...

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    Triangular relationships of agency staff contracts

    by Personnel Today 3 May 2005
    by Personnel Today 3 May 2005

    John McMullen is professor of labour law at the University of Leeds

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    • Job creation and losses
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    Throw away the manual

    by Stephen Overell 26 Apr 2005
    by Stephen Overell 26 Apr 2005

    We need to overcome both contempt for new jobs in the service sector and the worship of old-style manufacturing

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