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    Bonus boosts nets senior UK executives extra cash

    by Michael Millar 7 Mar 2005
    by Michael Millar 7 Mar 2005

    Median bonuses were 10% higher in 2004 than in the previous year, but salaries were unchanged, survey shows

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    Reward and rehabilitation will improve attendance

    by dan thomas 26 Jan 2005
    by dan thomas 26 Jan 2005

    The key to avoiding unnecessary absenteeism is a well-designed reward package and management programme, according to consultancy Watson Wyatt.

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    Keep executive pay rises in line with other staff says TUC

    by dan thomas 10 Jan 2005
    by dan thomas 10 Jan 2005

    The TUC is calling for executive pay increases to be kept more closely in line with salary rises for other staff in the same company.

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    Catering group puts an end to unmerited bonuses

    by Personnel Today 6 Jan 2005
    by Personnel Today 6 Jan 2005

    The Compass Group catering firm has introduced new restrictions to its executive bonus plans, to ensure that bosses are only...

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    Navy pays for cosmetic breast operations

    by Michael Millar 22 Dec 2004
    by Michael Millar 22 Dec 2004

    Two sailors, one male and one female, have had cosmetic breast surgery at the Navy's expense

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    Public sector scrooges are real party poopers

    by Michael Millar 7 Dec 2004
    by Michael Millar 7 Dec 2004

    Public sector employers are the meanest when it comes to giving Christmas parties for staff, according to new research.
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    Employers’ Organisation highlights local government recruitment crisis

    by Michael Millar 19 Nov 2004
    by Michael Millar 19 Nov 2004

    Councils are facing a crisis in recruitment for regulatory services such as trading standards and environmental health, according to the...

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    Conservatives vow to offer cash incentives to fill unpopular degree courses

    by Michael Millar 12 Nov 2004
    by Michael Millar 12 Nov 2004

    The Conservatives have vowed to pay students up to £2,000 to take up under-subscribed university courses such as chemistry, physics,...

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    Leading businesses start to see benefits of flexible approach

    by Quentin Reade 10 Nov 2004
    by Quentin Reade 10 Nov 2004

    It appears the Government’s push towards a more flexible working nation is paying off with news that 90 per cent...

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    Pay and prospects still the essential motivators

    by Personnel Today 2 Nov 2004
    by Personnel Today 2 Nov 2004

    Forget trendy HR strategies such as flexible working and employer branding. If bosses want to hang on to their talented...

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    Store plays loyalty card to retain IT young guns

    by dan thomas 27 Oct 2004
    by dan thomas 27 Oct 2004

    The House of Fraser solves its IT recruitment problems by paying undergraduate IT students retainers to join the firm after...

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    Performance influences pay in quarter of all deals

    by Mike Berry 22 Oct 2004
    by Mike Berry 22 Oct 2004

    A quarter of recorded pay deals in the year to August 2004 have an element based on merit or performance, according to new research.

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    Promotion prospects push workers to do more

    by Michael Millar 22 Oct 2004
    by Michael Millar 22 Oct 2004

    The lure of promotion is the best way to get workers to put in extra effort and do unpaid overtime, according to a new survey.

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    Wake business leaders up to tough choices

    by dan thomas 19 Oct 2004
    by dan thomas 19 Oct 2004

    No amount of spin could disguise the findings of last week’s Turner Commission report – the UK is well and...

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    Sainsbury’s rethinks people strategy in bid to turn business around

    by dan thomas 19 Oct 2004
    by dan thomas 19 Oct 2004

    Sainsbury’s is implementing a series of new HR initiatives in an attempt to improve staff morale, as part of a...

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