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    Employers and workers join call to include benefits packages in job advertisements

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

    Full benefits package would differentiate firms from competitors.

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    College lecturers accept 3% pay increase

    by Mike Berry 17 Jul 2006
    by Mike Berry 17 Jul 2006

    Lecturers in further education colleges in England have voted to accept an offer of a 3% pay increase

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    BBC’s annual report reveals large pay rises for chiefs

    by dan thomas 10 Jul 2006
    by dan thomas 10 Jul 2006

    BBC management received large pay rises last year at a time when thousands of workers faced redundancy, the corporation’s annual report revealed last week.

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    Southend hospital trust staff vote to ditch Agenda for Change pay system

    by Mike Berry 4 Jul 2006
    by Mike Berry 4 Jul 2006

    Staff at Southend University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust have overwhelmingly voted to ditch the Agenda for Change pay system and return to locally negotiated terms.

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    IT market stable as average earnings rising by more than 4% despite skills shortages

    by Personnel Today 27 Jun 2006
    by Personnel Today 27 Jun 2006

    IT skills shortages fail to dent stability as wages continue to rise and resignations remain static.

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    University lecturers accept new pay deal

    by Mike Berry 7 Jun 2006
    by Mike Berry 7 Jun 2006

    University lecturers' have accepted a new pay offer, bringing an end to a bitter dispute that involved boycotting of exam and coursework marking

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    Missionary’s position on pay is unique

    by Georgina Fuller 3 May 2006
    by Georgina Fuller 3 May 2006

    A Christian missionary charity has revealed a novel approach to recruitment - potential employees have to guarantee to pay their own way before joining the organisation.

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    What can I earn as a senior HR officer (public sector) in the North West?

    by Personnel Today 2 May 2006
    by Personnel Today 2 May 2006

    What you need… You will be full- or part-CIPD qualified with strong employment law knowledge and excellent communication skills. You...

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    HR bosses in the NHS earn average salary of £74,084 a year

    by Personnel Today 2 May 2006
    by Personnel Today 2 May 2006

    A typical NHS trust HR director earns a basic median salary of £74,034 a year, according to a survey of NHS executive roles by NHS Partners, an HR advisory agency.

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    Nanny Mc’Fees’ rake in the readies from working mums

    by Personnel Today 25 Apr 2006
    by Personnel Today 25 Apr 2006

    Longer working hours and more women than ever rejoining the workforce after having a baby are leading to a pay...

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    Travel sector salaries slump as number of agencies falls

    by Personnel Today 28 Mar 2006
    by Personnel Today 28 Mar 2006

    Annual pay cuts force many workers to leave travel agency jobs.

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    What can I earn as an HR adviser (public sector) in Scotland?

    by Personnel Today 14 Mar 2006
    by Personnel Today 14 Mar 2006

    How does this differ from HR officer roles? HR adviser is a term used to cover a number of generalist...

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    A quarter of UK workers have second jobs

    by Michael Millar 20 Feb 2006
    by Michael Millar 20 Feb 2006

    One in four workers in the UK has a second job to help make ends meet, according to research.

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    Weekly dilemma: Differential salaries

    by Personnel Today 7 Feb 2006
    by Personnel Today 7 Feb 2006

    My company automatically pays employees working in London a London weighting allowance of between £3,000 and £4,000.

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    HR pay rises beat average despite lack of credibility

    by Personnel Today 31 Jan 2006
    by Personnel Today 31 Jan 2006

    Last year was a mixed one for HR professionals across the UK, with the perception of the function continuing to suffer, but average levels of pay rising at well above inflation, research has revealed.

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