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    On the move: Sarah Landry, Louise Fether, Zo Spicer and Esther O’Halloran

    by Personnel Today 23 Aug 2005
    by Personnel Today 23 Aug 2005

    Senior appointments in HR

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    This week’s news in brief

    by Personnel Today 23 Aug 2005
    by Personnel Today 23 Aug 2005

    Unmentionable pensionsLess than one employer in 10 mentions pensions in its job advertisements, according to annual TUC research. It reveals...

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    Computers in Personnel Award for HR Collaboration

    by Personnel Today 23 Aug 2005
    by Personnel Today 23 Aug 2005

    Award profile: This award recognises effort by the HR team in working together with other functions as a business partner to achieve strategic goals in a seamless way. The judge was looking for examples of specific projects where HR has integrated well and co-operated effectively with IT, sales, marketing, finance, production or any other part of the organisation.

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    Exam results row deflects attention from real challenge

    by Mike Berry 18 Aug 2005
    by Mike Berry 18 Aug 2005

    Differentiating between equally qualified candidates is the real challenge for employers, according to the CIPD.

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    On the move: Steve Mason, Bernard Buckley, Guy Pink, Nicky Blatch

    by Personnel Today 9 Aug 2005
    by Personnel Today 9 Aug 2005

    Four senior HR appointments

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    Top job: Tracey Newton-Blows

    by Personnel Today 9 Aug 2005
    by Personnel Today 9 Aug 2005

    Tracey Newton-Blows is appointed group HR director for Merchants

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    Taking training to the troops

    by Michael Millar 9 Aug 2005
    by Michael Millar 9 Aug 2005

    Training officers in Iraq are delivering important basic skills in extreme circumstances - lessons that could save other soldiers' lives. Michael Millar, the first UK business journalist to visit Iraq, reports

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    Defining era for HR as staff move up agenda

    by Mike Berry 9 Aug 2005
    by Mike Berry 9 Aug 2005

    The HR profession is entering a 'make or break' era as people issues finally move to the top of the business agenda.

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    It’s time to carpe diem, not carp on and die

    by Rob Willock 9 Aug 2005
    by Rob Willock 9 Aug 2005

    Business leaders are finally waking up to the realisation of what we've been telling them all along - that people issues are the key to their organisations' success.

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    Capgemini Award for Excellence in Employer Branding

    by Personnel Today 9 Aug 2005
    by Personnel Today 9 Aug 2005

    Award profileCreating a distinct employer brand is now a top priority for most organisations. Employees these days are more creative,...

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    Psychology qualification will improve change management

    by Mike Berry 2 Aug 2005
    by Mike Berry 2 Aug 2005

    The CIPD is to introduce a certificate in the psychology of management

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    HR strategists lack operational knowledge

    by Ross Bentley 2 Aug 2005
    by Ross Bentley 2 Aug 2005

    The HR profession is losing its basic HR skills as it strives to take on a more strategic role

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    HR managers see their salaries soar

    by Personnel Today 2 Aug 2005
    by Personnel Today 2 Aug 2005

    For most UK regions, typical salaries for HR managers have increased at a rate far in excess of inflation, Hays...

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    HR is paying the price for being too strategic

    by Personnel Today 2 Aug 2005
    by Personnel Today 2 Aug 2005

    The HR profession is losing basic operational skills as it strives to become more strategic, according to recruitment specialists.

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    HR is a valued and rewarding career

    by Personnel Today 26 Jul 2005
    by Personnel Today 26 Jul 2005

    I disagree with the Kelly Services survey that most HR professionals are unhappy (Personnel Today, 12 July)

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