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theHRDIRECTOR Issue 63This issue we speak to
Harry Dunlevy
HR Director, Independent Limited
- Roundtable Report - Leadership
- Innovation in HR
- Leadership
- Change Management
- Analysis and Reporting
- Corporate DNA Consulting
- NHS
- Right Management
- Kenexa
- Accenture
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New Balance walk for flood victims
The rains of November 2009 brought massive and devastating floods to Cumbria. In its wake, the floods left over 1500 homes and businesses damaged.
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Willing to travel…
UK workers prepared to travel more than three hours for employment. Majority of Job Seekers are looking to recession proof their futures using new tactics. -
47 percent happy with leaders
Less than half (47 percent) of UK employees rate their senior leadership team as effective, according to a study -
BA crisis continues
The battle lines between British Airways plc ("BA") and the UNITE union were drawn in December of last year when Mrs. Justice Cox granted BA's application for an interim injunction to prevent a planned strike of cabin crew, balloted by the trade union UNITE (the sole representatives of cabin crew who work on BA's fleet at Heathrow and Gatwick).
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Employers fear abolition of default retirement
The UK Government's review of the UK's default retirement age (DRA) is now anticipated to result in its abolition rather than an increase. Harriet Harman has voiced her support for abolition and yesterday the Equality Commission backed Ms Harman. -
A world without HR
Hay Group's Russell Hobby asks "imagine 'a world without HR"? Where would we be without HR, can you imagine such a thing? -
Brand, Business & Leadership
An excellent developmental guide for associates with or without partner aspirations, tackling the key skills and attributes so often ignored at this stage in a lawyer's career.
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The Open University's learning programmes are all about boosting your business success
The business landscape is changing rapidly and the question you should be asking yourself is "do you have the skills to manage these changes?" -
Leadership, the fine balance
The balance between Andrew Strauss and Andrew Flintoff seemed to work well, with Strauss the cool and steady decision maker, and Flintoff the one with moments of brilliance and times of underperformance. Christian Hasenoehrl, Partner at Gallup, steps up to the crease. -
Musculoskeletal disorders and disability discrimination
It has been reported that MSDs are the second most common cause of sickness absence in this country and are, therefore, a potentially huge problem for employers and employees alike. Alexa Dunkley, Employment Team, Eversheds and Philip Davies, Associate, Evershedsgive their legal views on the subject.
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