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    Appeal tribunal’s ruling on working time regulations puts bus drivers’ rest breaks in doubt

    by Greg Pitcher 7 Mar 2007
    by Greg Pitcher 7 Mar 2007

    Bus operators have been warned not to cut the time between drivers’ shifts too heavily after a court ruled that...

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    Stress and sexual health: how HR can reduce the impact of stress on employees’ sex lives

    by Sally O' Reilly 6 Mar 2007
    by Sally O' Reilly 6 Mar 2007

    Stress is having a negative impact on employees' sex lives, and even their fertility. Can HR help them get their mojo back? Sally O'Reilly finds out.

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    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2007
    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2007

    Disability disarray Most UK workers still don’t understand what constitutes a disability, says the Disability Rights Commission. More than half...

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    Risk assessment in the workplace is getting out of control

    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2007
    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2007

    Everybody knows we Brits are a nation of gamblers. Bingo is making a big comeback, our first supercasino just got...

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    MPs call for Parliamentary debate and action over deaths of young people at work

    by Mike Berry 5 Mar 2007
    by Mike Berry 5 Mar 2007

    A growing number of MPs from all political parties are calling for a Parliamentary debate and government action over the number of...

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    Greene King launches campaign to help staff kick smoking habit before ban comes into force

    by Greg Pitcher 2 Mar 2007
    by Greg Pitcher 2 Mar 2007

    Pub chain Greene King has launched a campaign to encourage its 16,000 workers to give up smoking in preparation for...

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    Work Foundation event starts search for definition of ‘good work’ to improve wellbeing in the workplace

    by Mike Berry 28 Feb 2007
    by Mike Berry 28 Feb 2007

    The first in a series of events that aims to develop a framework for employers to ensure their workplaces are healthy...

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    Practices at Renault Technocentre in Paris under official judicial investigation after three staff suicides

    by Personnel Today 28 Feb 2007
    by Personnel Today 28 Feb 2007

    Working conditions at car-maker Renault are under scrutiny after a series of suicides among engineers at the company’s state-of-the-art Technocentre...

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    BMA calls on employers not to pressure staff to use mobile phones while driving

    by Mike Berry 27 Feb 2007
    by Mike Berry 27 Feb 2007

    Employers have been urged not to pressurise staff to keep their mobile phones switched on following the introduction of stricter ...

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    Most employees want companies to do more to cut carbon emissions, Carbon Trust finds

    by Mike Berry 27 Feb 2007
    by Mike Berry 27 Feb 2007

    UK employees are an untapped resource when it comes to tackling climate change, research by the Carbon Trust has revealed.More...

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    Mona Lisa guards at Louvre art gallery in Paris to strike for more pay to compensate for stress

    by Personnel Today 26 Feb 2007
    by Personnel Today 26 Feb 2007

    Guards at the Louvre art gallery in Paris have voted in favour of strike action, demanding an extra £100 (150 euros)...

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    Insurance group Allianz Cornhill launches health promotion scheme for staff

    by Mike Berry 26 Feb 2007
    by Mike Berry 26 Feb 2007

    Insurance group Allianz Cornhill is launching a health promotion scheme which aims to boost the physical and mental health of the...

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    HR directors fail to understand risk of staff using own cars for business trips, report shows

    by Mike Berry 26 Feb 2007
    by Mike Berry 26 Feb 2007

    Allowing staff to use their own cars for business trips has yet to register as a potential risk with senior...

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    £5,000 fines for people found guilty of obstructing emergency workers

    by Mike Berry 20 Feb 2007
    by Mike Berry 20 Feb 2007

    New rules to crack down on people who obstruct emergency workers come into force today (Tuesday).The new offences mean that...

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    T&G union fears more baggage handling firms will affect flight safety at Gatwick Airport

    by Greg Pitcher 20 Feb 2007
    by Greg Pitcher 20 Feb 2007

    Flight safety could be put at risk if more firms are allowed to fight for work at Gatwick Airport, unions...

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