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    Liz Headey: how I made a difference

    by Personnel Today 24 Apr 2008
    by Personnel Today 24 Apr 2008

    I joined TMP Worldwide last May, about a year after it separated from its parent company Monster in a management buyout....

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    On the move: Malachi Williams, Tony Vickers and Ian Todd

    by Tara Craig 22 Apr 2008
    by Tara Craig 22 Apr 2008

    Malachi Williams has joined retailer Reiss as global head of HR. Williams was most recently HR director at the Morgans...

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    Top Job: Paul Robinson, HR director, Trowers & Hamlins

    by Tara Craig 22 Apr 2008
    by Tara Craig 22 Apr 2008

    Where were you working before and what were your responsibilities?I was HR director in another law firm, with similar responsibilities,...

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    O2 appoints Simon Linares as group HR director

    by Greg Pitcher 22 Apr 2008
    by Greg Pitcher 22 Apr 2008

    Communications giant O2, part of the Telefonica group, has named Simon Linares as its new group HR director.Linares, previously Africa...

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    360-degree assessments: going round in circles

    by Sue Weekes 22 Apr 2008
    by Sue Weekes 22 Apr 2008

    Introducing a 360-degree assessment system to an organisation is all very well, but it won’t deliver unless training needs are...

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    Alison Gilbert – Top job

    by Personnel Today 21 Apr 2008
    by Personnel Today 21 Apr 2008

    Where were you working before, and what were your responsibilities?I was head of HR for the BaxterStorey Group, which included...

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    On the move – latest HR appointments

    by Personnel Today 21 Apr 2008
    by Personnel Today 21 Apr 2008

    Paul Robinson, Sue Browell and Natalie Lewis

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    You’re never alone with the support of a network

    by Personnel Today 21 Apr 2008
    by Personnel Today 21 Apr 2008

    Most people who work in HR would agree that they were initially attracted to the profession because it seemed to...

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    Going it alone: the diary of a freelance HR consultant

    by Lucy Turner 9 Apr 2008
    by Lucy Turner 9 Apr 2008

    Earlier this year, Lucy Turner took the plunge and gave up her 'safe' job in public sector HR to become a freelance HR consultant. Here she shares her diary of her experiences, good and bad.

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    A day in the life of… a compensation and benefits manager

    by Personnel Today 8 Apr 2008
    by Personnel Today 8 Apr 2008

    A compensation and benefits manager role could involve developing, implementing and administering an organisation’s rewards and benefit policies, and could...

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    On the move: Alison Gilbert, James Grewer, and Mark Pearce

    by Tara Craig 8 Apr 2008
    by Tara Craig 8 Apr 2008

    Catering company Charlton House has appointed Alison Gilbert as HR director. Formerly head of HR for the Baxter Storey Group,...

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    Top job: Annette Capper, HR director, development, TDG

    by Tara Craig 8 Apr 2008
    by Tara Craig 8 Apr 2008

    Where were you working before, and what were your responsibilities?I spent 17 years at Powergen, working in a range of...

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    HR professionals in high demand despite grim economic outlook

    by Guy Logan 25 Mar 2008
    by Guy Logan 25 Mar 2008

    HR professionals are bucking the grim economic conditions by remaining in high demand, according to experts.A worldwide salary survey by...

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    M&S appoints new HR chief

    by Gareth Vorster 20 Mar 2008
    by Gareth Vorster 20 Mar 2008

    High street retailer, Marks & Spencer has appointed Tanith Dodge as its new HR director. Dodge will replace outgoing HR...

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    Five key challenges for public sector HR professionals: one step forward, two steps back

    by Stephen Moir 20 Mar 2008
    by Stephen Moir 20 Mar 2008

    Public sector HR professionals need to step back from the day job and brace themselves for the challenges ahead, says...

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