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Royal Mail forced to call in temps
... mail. A Royal Mail spokesman admitted that the company did sometimes use casual workers but added that many workers were off sick or ...
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More employment rights, vicar?
... secretary for Amicus, said the proposals were welcome but did not go far enough. ...
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Jobcentre Plus denies rumours
... 400 jobs had been axed, but added that payroll information did not distinguish between contracts which had run their course or those which ...
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Bradford calls headhunters
... personal and professional reasons. The remaining three did not have the right credentials for the job and the council had to begin the ...
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Better late than never
... claimed its sales have grown faster this February than they did in the same period last year. ...
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UK bosses overworked
... 41% of companies offering flexible working conditions, this did not lead to a reduction in the hours that people worked. 86% worked five ...
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Reed sacking upheld
... investigation revealed that the business named on the letter did not exist and that the jobseeker mentioned was fictional. Reed suspended ...
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Inflexible friend
... “Agencies would go out of business tomorrow if the NHS did what it was supposed to do and was a bit more flexible,” said Adrian ...
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No need to panic_2
... impact on the company as a whole. However, the company did announce that it had found instances of local misappropriations and ...
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Psyched out
... respondents said they used assessment tools more than they did three years ago, suggesting an upsurge in formal testing. Respondents said ...