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    Young managers want flexible working trust

    by Personnel Today 2 Jul 2002
    by Personnel Today 2 Jul 2002

    Young
    managers expect to be trusted to work more flexibly in their bid to achieve a
    better work-life balance, according...

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    … in brief

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    Family flexible firms
    Larger companies are more family friendly and offer more support and better...

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    Employment law clinic: No 15 Unfair dismissal

    by Personnel Today 2 Jul 2002
    by Personnel Today 2 Jul 2002

    THECHALLENGE: HRmanager David has been informed that Alex is appealing against his dismissal. Alex is alleging his manager, Tim, did not investigate his case properly. Alex has threatened to go to an employment tribunal, if necessary. But Tim reports Alex had been using his company credit card to buy personal items and Alex has admitted this. What should David do?

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    UK businesses not hot on CSR

    by Personnel Today 2 Jul 2002
    by Personnel Today 2 Jul 2002

    Most
    people in the UK believe business does not take corporate social responsibility
    seriously, according to a report.
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    Mori...

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    Training

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    Skills best suited to private sector

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    by Personnel Today 2 Jul 2002

    I am currently working for a public sector organisation, and have been for
    the past four years – all within...

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    Service sector jobs fare best in economy

    by Personnel Today 2 Jul 2002
    by Personnel Today 2 Jul 2002

    The
    UK economy has created 67,000 workforce jobs in the last year, according to a
    Government report.
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    Market Statistics...

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    Carrot and stick used to drive new training reforms

    by Personnel Today 2 Jul 2002
    by Personnel Today 2 Jul 2002

    Effective colleges and training providers will be rewarded while those that
    do not hit targets will be forced to address...

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    Case roundup

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    ABC employed...

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    Positive image matters in war for talent

    by Personnel Today 2 Jul 2002
    by Personnel Today 2 Jul 2002

    Recent research shows that the public sector is seen as overly bureaucratic
    by potential recruits from the private sector, with...

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    … in brief

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    This week’s news in brief
    Public sector code
    Unison has welcomed ministers’ proposals to write a code of conduct for...

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    The A-Z of bad hr

    by Personnel Today 2 Jul 2002
    by Personnel Today 2 Jul 2002

    If you thought you had it bad, pity the teacher who gathered she had been dismissed when her name failed to appear on the work roster, and the man passed over for promotion because he 'didn't smile in the company photo.' Paul Simpson takes us on a terrible journey throughÉ

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    How do I go about working in the US?

    by Personnel Today 2 Jul 2002
    by Personnel Today 2 Jul 2002

    I have more than 10 years HR experience gained in a variety of organisations.
    The last five years have been...

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    Employers to challenge EU law on driver hours

    by Personnel Today 2 Jul 2002
    by Personnel Today 2 Jul 2002

    Employers in the road haulage industry have urged the Government to
    challenge the legality of EU legislation that threatens to...

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    The public sector: an online assessment

    by Personnel Today 2 Jul 2002
    by Personnel Today 2 Jul 2002

    Sue
    Weekes takes a trip through the public sector’s job sites to see what is on
    offer.
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    online recruitment...

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