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    Women at work most affected by election

    by Quentin Reade 4 May 2005
    by Quentin Reade 4 May 2005

    A TUC report has rubbished claims that there is little difference between the main political parties by highlighting the positive benefits for women if the Labour Party were to win the general election.

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    Organisations in dark over cost of benefits

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

    More than half of the UK’s employers do not know what proportion of their paybill is spent on benefits for...

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    Ryanair bans staff from charging mobile phones at work

    by dan thomas 22 Apr 2005
    by dan thomas 22 Apr 2005

    Low-cost airline Ryanair is cutting more costs - by banning its staff from charging their mobile phones at work.

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    Sainsbury’s gives workforce online financial advice

    by Personnel Today 19 Apr 2005
    by Personnel Today 19 Apr 2005

    Supermarket Sainsbury’s is launching online independent financial advice for its 150,000 employees.After recent trials of the ‘My Financial Friend’ service,...

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    Salary sacrifice dangers outlined by consultants

    by dan thomas 13 Apr 2005
    by dan thomas 13 Apr 2005

    Business consultants urge employers and employees to examine potential pitfalls of salary sacrifice schemes.

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    NHS trusts failing to provide staff with counselling services

    by Personnel Today 7 Apr 2005
    by Personnel Today 7 Apr 2005

    Sara Bean reports from the RCN Society of Occupational Health conference, Telford International Centre, Telford, 23-24 November

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    Volatile world of marketing keeps employees on look-out

    by dan thomas 6 Apr 2005
    by dan thomas 6 Apr 2005

    Marketing and media staff keep one eye on the door as work-life balance suffers.

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    Childcare vouchers become tax-free

    by Michael Millar 6 Apr 2005
    by Michael Millar 6 Apr 2005

    The tax and national insurance rules applying to childcare vouchers change today.

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    Company car fails to impress in employee benefit stakes

    by dan thomas 6 Apr 2005
    by dan thomas 6 Apr 2005

    Healthcare plans and additional holiday have overtaken company cars as the most popular employee benefits, research reveals.

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    Employers increasingly offering private medical benefits to all

    by dan thomas 21 Mar 2005
    by dan thomas 21 Mar 2005

    Despite the spiralling cost of private medical care, more employers now offer subsidised medical benefits to all staff, not just managers and senior employees

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    Same-sex couples to receive employment benefits

    by Mike Berry 9 Mar 2005
    by Mike Berry 9 Mar 2005

    Same-sex couples will be allowed the same employment benefits as married employees from December, under legislation to be introduced later this year.

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    Employers flexible with time off for public duty

    by Personnel Today 8 Mar 2005
    by Personnel Today 8 Mar 2005

    A survey of 77 organisations by Personnel Today’s sister publication IRS Employment Review reveals 60% of respondents have formal policies...

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    Benefits packages play key role in war for talent

    by Personnel Today 8 Mar 2005
    by Personnel Today 8 Mar 2005

    Is your benefits package relevant? Have you checked your firm’s benefits, on a country-by-country basis? Do you know what your...

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    Royal Bank Of Scotland staff win 10% profit share bonus

    by dan thomas 28 Feb 2005
    by dan thomas 28 Feb 2005

    More than 100,000 staff at The Royal Bank of Scotland Group were rewarded with a 10% profit share worth about £2,100 each when the company announced its 2004 Annual results

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    Police on long-term sick leave may lose allowances

    by Personnel Today 25 Feb 2005
    by Personnel Today 25 Feb 2005

    Police officers who are off sick for more than a year will not be paid their allowances under a proposal that has been put forward to the Police Negotiating Board

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