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    Further education employers deny stalling on lecturers’ pay agreement

    by Mike Berry 27 Nov 2006
    by Mike Berry 27 Nov 2006

    Employers in the further education sector have denied holding back on introducing new pay scales that would bring lecturers’ pay...

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    Pay structures are unfair to high-performing employees in the public sector

    by Mike Berry 2 Nov 2006
    by Mike Berry 2 Nov 2006

    Traditional public sector pay structures are not suitable for delivering efficient public services or for motivating the workforce, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers....

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    Pay gap between HR officers in London and the rest of the UK grows to 16%

    by Mike Berry 25 Oct 2006
    by Mike Berry 25 Oct 2006

    The pay gap between personnel officers in London and the rest of the UK has increased by as much as...

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    We should call time on pay based on length of service

    by Personnel Today 24 Oct 2006
    by Personnel Today 24 Oct 2006

    I read your front-page news story ‘HR profession is bastion of age-based pay inequality’ (Personnel Today, 3 October) with interest and,...

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    Communication Workers’ Union sets pay and conditions benchmarks to resist employers’ low pay ‘conspiracy’

    by Mike Berry 12 Oct 2006
    by Mike Berry 12 Oct 2006

    The Communication Workers’ Union has published a universal manifesto  for workers in the telecoms industry, setting out benchmarks for pay,...

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    Shipping industry to get HR and benchmarking club

    by Mike Berry 10 Oct 2006
    by Mike Berry 10 Oct 2006

    Major players in the shipping industry are forming an HR and benchmarking club intended to produce reliable salary and compensation...

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    Revised performance management regulations for teachers published

    by Mike Berry 10 Oct 2006
    by Mike Berry 10 Oct 2006

    The government has published revised regulations on performance management for teachers and head teachers. The regulations mean that, for the...

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    Talent Management Reward: Money talks

    by Mike Berry 10 Oct 2006
    by Mike Berry 10 Oct 2006

    Money may no longer be the ultimate differentiator, but getting your reward package right can boost retention and attract a...

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    Poor pay for Olympic work sparks row

    by Personnel Today 27 Sep 2006
    by Personnel Today 27 Sep 2006

    A row between the Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) and campaign groups about how much contractors are paid has raised questions...

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    Worldwide salary growth expected to exceed 5% in 2007

    by Georgina Fuller 14 Sep 2006
    by Georgina Fuller 14 Sep 2006

    Salaries across the globe are expected to rise by an average of 5.9% next year, 1.9% above the inflation rate,...

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    Pay rises for women outstrip men for 10th year running

    by Michael Millar 6 Sep 2006
    by Michael Millar 6 Sep 2006

    Women have received higher salary increases than men for the 10th successive year and are more likely to be given...

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    NHS should scrap AfC and get back to basics on pay

    by Personnel Today 5 Sep 2006
    by Personnel Today 5 Sep 2006

    As a former NHS HR director, I was delighted to read your news analysis indicating that local pay determination may be making a return to the NHS (Personnel Today, 11 July)

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    Public sector IT roles grow by 28% following massive cash injection since 2001

    by Personnel Today 26 Jul 2006
    by Personnel Today 26 Jul 2006

    IT in public sector shows huge growth in past four years.

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    Hotel manager wins case for on-call payment at Employment Appeal Tribunal

    by Georgina Fuller 20 Jul 2006
    by Georgina Fuller 20 Jul 2006

    Employers face the prospect of being prosecuted for failing to pay staff who sleep on the job, after a hotel manager won a tribunal appeal this week.

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    University and College Union warns employers that deal is not the end of pay dispute

    by Mike Berry 19 Jul 2006
    by Mike Berry 19 Jul 2006

    Three-year pay deal is just the start, warns college lecturers union.

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