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    …in brief

    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2002
    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2002

    This
    week’s news in brief
    Young
    speaks out
    The
    head of the Institute of Directors, Lord Young, has called for...

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    People

    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2002
    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2002

    Tracey
    Marshall has been promoted to the position of global head of HR at reinsurance
    intermediary Benfield Group and hopes...

    • Personnel Today

    Staff slow to take up work-life options

    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2002
    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2002

    UK employees are failing to take up work-life balance options, according to a new report.

    The study by the independent...

    • Personnel Today

    New temp directive

    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2002
    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2002

    Introduction

    The UK has about 1.7 million temporary workers, yet the market remains one of the most unregulated in the...

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    Employers may still be responsible for ex-staff

    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2002
    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2002

    Government
    needs to clarify what residual liability companies   retain after employees have left, particularly over
    discrimination
    Many
    employers feel that...

    • Personnel Today

    Consultation on redundancies preserves jobs

    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2002
    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2002

    Companies
    that consult with staff over redundancies end up saving jobs, according to
    research by law firm Allen & Overy....

    • Personnel Today

    Head to head

    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2002
    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2002

    This
    week Tracy Myhill, director of HR, Gwent Community Health NHS Trust and
    president of the Association of Healthcare Human...

    • Personnel Today

    training

    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2002
    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2002

    Arriva online learning

    Transport services firm Arriva has launched an online learning and development system to provide a programme of...

    • Personnel Today

    on appeal

    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2002
    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2002

    Continuing our regular series on the implications of recent significant cases. Sue Nickson, partner and head of employment law at Hammond Suddards Edge, looks at the issues

    • Personnel Today

    Can men make it in HR profession?

    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2002
    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2002

    I’ve been working in HR for a
    year and am struck by the fact it is a very female-dominated profession....

    • Personnel Today

    Foreign nurses facing poor treatment

    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2002
    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2002

    Overseas
    nurses recruited to alleviate NHS shortages are suffering low pay, exploitation
    and double standards, research claims.
    A
    survey by...

    • Personnel Today

    The workplace story

    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2002
    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2002

    Employers should be pleased that work is becoming a popular subject for novels and films, despite the workplace often being depicted in a way that is far from reality, writes Stephen Overell

    • Personnel Today

    Are recruiters and HR ageist?

    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2002
    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2002

    A letter recently published in Personnel Today highlighting the perception of ageism in recruitment has triggered a big response from readers. Many believe they have faced discrimination from recruitment agencies as well as internal HR departments. This is despite the approach of anti-ageism legislation in 2006. Here we print a selection of the letters

    • Personnel Today

    Employers may still be responsible for ex-staff

    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2002
    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2002

    Government needs to clarify what residual liability companies retain after employees have left, particularly over discrimination

    • Personnel Today

    Can I be a big fish in a small pond?

    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2002
    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2002

    For six years I have been
    working in HR for a large organisation as one of many HR managers. I...

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