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    Heat resistant

    by Personnel Today 1 Jul 2004
    by Personnel Today 1 Jul 2004

    Our learning for life service helps you use the journal for CPD-related private study. One article in each issue is accompanied by a set of questions and answers. These have been devised by education and healthcare consultant Greta Thornbory and are designed to help you reflect in a structured manner on what you have learnt

    • Military
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    Ordering staff online

    by Caroline Horn 8 Jun 2004
    by Caroline Horn 8 Jun 2004

    Compass Group has served up an innovative recruitment website in a bid to scoop the hottest talent.

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    OHN awarded medal for her efforts in Iraq

    by Personnel Today 1 Jun 2004
    by Personnel Today 1 Jun 2004

    An OH nurse has been awarded a medal for work in army field hospitals in
    Iraq and Kuwait.
    Caroline Whittaker,...

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    Marching on: the Army’s role in the world of today

    by Personnel Today 1 Jun 2004
    by Personnel Today 1 Jun 2004

    The head of HR for the British Army occupies the hottest seat in the business. He talks to Michael Millar about bullying, stress and the role of the Army in a modern world

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    Fears of an army reservist backlash prove unfounded

    by John Charlton 18 May 2004
    by John Charlton 18 May 2004

    The deployment of army reservists in Iraq requires a balancing act between the employee's right to be reinstated on their return, and the employer's right to protect its business interests. John Charlton reports on the state of play so far

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    Lack of armed forces doctors threaten military actions

    by Personnel Today 12 May 2004
    by Personnel Today 12 May 2004

    Shortages
    of armed forces doctors threaten the viability of military operations and have
    not been fully addressed by the latest...

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    Army is major contributor to UK plc

    by Personnel Today 4 May 2004
    by Personnel Today 4 May 2004

    The British Army contributes as much to UK plc as Marks & Spencer or BP,
    according to the head of...

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    Duke calls on employers to do more to back TA workers

    by Personnel Today 4 May 2004
    by Personnel Today 4 May 2004

    Employers need to do more to help workers who are drafted by the Territorial
    Army (TA) for tours of service,...

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    Learning on the frontline

    by Sue Weekes 1 May 2004
    by Sue Weekes 1 May 2004

    The objectives of the Army's Educational and Training Services have their parallels in Civvy Street. Brigadier Mark Filler explains his definitions of empowerment, self-sufficiency and learning for life

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    Employers in the dark over reservist staff

    by Personnel Today 31 Mar 2004
    by Personnel Today 31 Mar 2004

    Thousands
    of businesses are unaware whether or not they employ a member of the Reserve
    Forces.
    Research
    published today, for...

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    Defence Aviation Repairs Agency cuts 550 jobs in Wales

    by Personnel Today 24 Mar 2004
    by Personnel Today 24 Mar 2004

    Around
    550 jobs are to be cut at a Welsh base where military aircraft are repaired and
    maintained.
    The
    jobs...

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    Whitehall HR teams facing huge relocation challenge

    by Personnel Today 23 Mar 2004
    by Personnel Today 23 Mar 2004

    The relocation of 20,000 Civil Service jobs out of London and the South East
    – as detailed in the Lyons...

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    Fast-track training for military educators

    by Personnel Today 17 Mar 2004
    by Personnel Today 17 Mar 2004

    The
    British Army is teaming-up with the University of Southampton to better equip
    the military’s Educational and Training Services (ETS)...

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    Shocked but unawed by UK waste warriors

    by Personnel Today 16 Mar 2004
    by Personnel Today 16 Mar 2004

    Military strategists call it ‘shock and awe’ – an actual or threatened
    assault of sufficient scale to demolish the enemy’s...

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    MoD digs in over its attitude to disability

    by Personnel Today 9 Mar 2004
    by Personnel Today 9 Mar 2004

    The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has defended itself against allegations that
    it is one of the worst departments in central...

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