Military

Modernising the heavily unionised, male-dominated fire service is a colossal challenge. Can HR take the heat? Virginia Matthews finds out

Warning: seagulls and stilettos risk; Spirited dictator treads the boards; Footie fan attempts to settle the score

Yob offer is kick in teeth for UK thugs; Take a deep broth and count to 10; Snowdrop puts the aaaahhhh! into HR; Stocking up for the festive season

Vice admiral Sir James Burnell-Nugent KCB CBE ADC, second sea lord and commander-in-chief Naval Home Command talks to Michael Millar about the unique challenge of running HR in the Navy

HR Hartley, you're the first person, other than myself, that I have seen to publicly propose the return of National Service

Writer and trainer John Charlton takes an interactive approach with a DVD package on influencing skills

I read with interest your news article about managers being bullied (Personnel Today, 20 September) and especially the statistics from the Royal Navy.

Sir Ian Blair has called for central police pay negotiations to be scrapped.

Consultancy wins 10-year contract to help military personnel adapt to Civvy Street.

Rolls-Royce workers at its Bristol plant are to begin strike action tomorrow in support of a sacked union official.

The first Iraqi soldiers to be trained in the UK have completed their training in Wales.The 35 officers and non-commissioned...

Military police are investigating new claims of bullying of young army recruits at Catterick

Intelligence expert Dan Smith looks at what HR can to do protect its organisation against terror attacks

The build-up for the top prize in HR has begun. This week, we profile the judges for the Personnel Today Awards 2005 - the 12 who will decide individual category winners, and the panel of four that will decide the overall winner. The countdown of shortlisted teams starts in our next issue