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    Call centre staff invoke grievances over withdrawal of tea break

    by dan thomas 28 Jul 2005
    by dan thomas 28 Jul 2005

    Travel agency Thomson is facing a staff mutiny at its Glasgow call centre after management scrapped workers' afternoon tea break.

    • Corporate governance
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    Local authorities given responsibility for adequate childcare provision

    by dan thomas 15 Jul 2005
    by dan thomas 15 Jul 2005

    Local authorities will have to ensure there are enough childcare places for all working parents in their area

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    Seven in 10 firms give employees the car or cash choice

    by Mike Berry 13 Jul 2005
    by Mike Berry 13 Jul 2005

    Seventy per cent of companies offer employees the choice between a company car and a cash allowance.

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    Employers face safety concerns with cash-for-car schemes

    by Ross Bentley 12 Jul 2005
    by Ross Bentley 12 Jul 2005

    Employees who have opted out of company car schemes in favour of ‘cash for car’ programmes may be using unsafe vehicles for business.

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    British Airways pilot’s discrimination appeal begins

    by Mike Berry 4 Jul 2005
    by Mike Berry 4 Jul 2005

    An appeal by British Airways against an employment tribunal ruling in favour of a female pilot's sex discrimination claim over working hours will start today

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    Inexcusable excuses – the winners

    by Personnel Today 8 Jun 2005
    by Personnel Today 8 Jun 2005

    Claims for suits and vet's bills win prizes for Personnel Today readers

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    Living life in the fast lane isn’t for everyone

    by Personnel Today 7 Jun 2005
    by Personnel Today 7 Jun 2005

    Ever since we switched directors over to car allowances, there’s an increasing variety of metalware at the posh end of...

    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
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    Home workers: Policing the home office

    by Simon Kent 3 Jun 2005
    by Simon Kent 3 Jun 2005

    What steps can employers take to monitor the output of employees who work from home? Simon Kent investigates

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    UK employers provide health insurance for 3.5 million staff

    by Mike Berry 1 Jun 2005
    by Mike Berry 1 Jun 2005

    More than 3.5 million UK employees now have private health insurance, according to research from consultancy Towers Perrin.

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    Vodafone staff share £230m windfall

    by Mike Berry 31 May 2005
    by Mike Berry 31 May 2005

    Thousands of staff at mobile communications giant Vodafone are to share a £230m windfall this summer.

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    SMEs aware of the benefits of flexible options

    by Personnel Today 31 May 2005
    by Personnel Today 31 May 2005

    A growing number of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are offering flexible benefit schemes to their employees, according to professional...

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    Small businesses start to see the benefits of flexibility

    by dan thomas 24 May 2005
    by dan thomas 24 May 2005

    More small firms are taking flexible benefits seriously, but three-quarters still see no reason to take the plunge.

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    Kids set the example for healthier eating

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

    A healthy body means a healthy mind (You are what you eat, Personnel Today, 3 May). It shouldn’t take a...

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    Minimising the risks involved in providing PHI

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

    Sarah-Marie Williams of Clyde & Co explains how to minimise the risks involved in providing permanent health insurance (PHI) for employees on long-term sick leave

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    Flexible benefits on the increase

    by Mike Berry 4 May 2005
    by Mike Berry 4 May 2005

    The number of companies moving towards implementing flexible benefits schemes has gathered pace over the past 12 months, new research shows. Mike Berry reports

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