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Financial rewards don’t stop women in HR quitting _2
... increases than men for the tenth successive year and are more likely to receive a bonus, according to research from the Chartered ... counterparts each year. It also found that women are more likely to resign than men. Female resignation rates stand at 4.7%, ...
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TRSC forms new division to aid sporting standards_2
... posts have included sports coaching. Burn said: “More money is being injected into the UK’s public sport industry, as well as ... recruitment. But there’s increasing pressure for us to be more pro-active, and not just rely on the pool of existing talent out there.” ...
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Drivers Ltd looks to other sectors for expansion _2
... with "good margins". The firm says it could generate more work if it had more drivers. It will hold a recruitment drive in the city centre in October. ...
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Demand for graduates is the highest for a decade_2
Demand for graduates is at its highest level for more than 10 years, according to research from the Association of Graduate ... in 2005, 91% were still with the same organisation. More than a quarter of those questioned felt that the standard of candidates ...
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Web Exclusive: Five minutes with... Roddy Watt_2
... most about your job? Challenge! As a company we have had more than our fair share in the last five years, but to deal with everything ... - given to me by an aunt many years ago. I should have paid more attention to it! Also to coin the Scottish bard, Robert Burns "see ...
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Manpower survey shows steady workforce growth_2
... The report indicates a positive balance of 13%, meaning more companies are expecting to boost their workforce between July and ... with a balance of +14% of employers expecting to take on more staff, the most positive result for the industry sector since the last ...
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Northgate HR signs deal with Coventry Council_2
... in April, it signed a seven-year outsourcing contract worth more than £16m with high-street chemist Boots. This combined its payroll and ... , 12 July). Research by the Noble Group found more than 35 out of 100 finance directors questioned said they outsource, or ...
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Britain fitness freaks, not couch potatoes _2
... survey seems to show that workers are exercising much more. A total of 45% exercise more than twice a week, while 23% walked or cycled to work every day. Alan ...
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Marketing hiring and salaries to increase_2
... found that around 50% of companies are expecting to hire more permanent staff. The research also found that salaries are also ... the majority of employers in most sectors expecting to pay more. The average salary increase is expected to be in the range of 5-6% across ...
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Good business boosts Robert Walters value_2
... another year of strong trading.” The shares have more than doubled. The cash-rich company has spent £2.3m buying back shares this year and will buy more. For the whole of 2005, its net fee income was £88.1m, up 31% on 2004. ...