IRS Employment Trends 1997 - Abstracts

IRS Employment Trends 1997
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ACAS suggests workplace relations deteriorating. (Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service)(United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
A firm foundation: Castle Cement's new deal. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
As day follows night.... (shift work) (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
A survey of paternity leave policies. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
A survey of permanent health insurance. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
At your service: what unions offer their members. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Benchmarking facilitates change and continuous improvement at BP Chemicals. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Building a partnership approach. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Calsonic Llanelli Radiators takes the superhighway to harmonisation. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Changing disability policies at Lancashire County Council. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Collective disputes. (Handling Employee Grievances, part 2)Human resources and labor relations 
Co-operative Bank invests in ethical employees. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Creating a new union: the birth of the PTC. (Public Services, Tax and Commerce Union)(United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Disability policies "widespread" among employers. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Discipline may not improve work behaviour. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Dutton Engineering: the DIY industrial revolution. (host of Department of Trade and Industry's "Inside UK Enterprise" scheme, which aims to share management techniques with domestic and foreign visitors)Human resources and labor relations 
Election '97: an employer's guide to party policy. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Employee relations in America.Human resources and labor relations 
Employers and unions face up to globalisation. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Engineering change. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Few employers provide direct childcare help.Human resources and labor relations 
Flexible working leads to insecurity. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Forging a European consultation forum: British Steel's EWC. (European Works Council)Human resources and labor relations 
From here to security? (employment security policies)(United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Generating trust - Scottish Power's Generation Wholesale partnership agreement.Human resources and labor relations 
Good employee relations at inward investors in Yorkshire and Humberside. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Grampian staff survey sets agenda for management action. (Scotland, United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Green Paper proposals would be "a law too far." (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Handling employee grievances. (part 1) (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Historic single-status deal in local government.(includes document extract)Human resources and labor relations 
HIV and AIDS - a workplace issue. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Holiday pay and public holidays. (Holidays and Hours, part 3)(United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
HR adopts consultancy and business role at Courage. (human resources changes at United Kingdom brewery)Human resources and labor relations 
HR finds good and bad in downsizing programmes.(Human Resources)Human resources and labor relations 
Impact of EU Working Time Directive greatest in the UK.Human resources and labor relations 
Labour's European agenda (Labour governments attitude to the EU; impact of EC Directives)(includes related article)Human resources and labor relations 
Majority of employees on fixed-term contracts work in public services.Human resources and labor relations 
Making employee surveys work. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Management techniques fail to deliver.Human resources and labor relations 
Modernising collective bargaining at Honeywell Control Systems. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Monitoring for racial equality at London Transport. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
More than nine in ten organisations experience culture change. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Most flexible working is overtime, claims study. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Multi-source feedback aids employee understanding. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
New pay drives hard bargaining.Human resources and labor relations 
Obstacles on the legal road to trade union recognition. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Official figures reveal an unchanging pattern of redundancies. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Older workers valued for their experience and reliability. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Organisational change damages employee loyalty and motivation. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Organising the unorganised. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Partnership at work: a survey. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Partnership drives business improvement process at Transco.Human resources and labor relations 
Part-time working: a survey. (part 1)(United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
People issues ignored by manufacturers adopting new ways of working. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Performance appraisal found in most organisations.Human resources and labor relations 
Quality through continuous improvement. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Recessions encourage "slash and burn" policies.Human resources and labor relations 
Recognising the unions. (UK Labor government's plan for statutory recognition of unions)Human resources and labor relations 
Redrafting the psychological contract. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
"Role analysis" job evaluation for higher education. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Rules governing holidays. (Holidays and Hours, part 2)(United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Schemes for disabled workers under scrutiny. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Shake-up for contracted-out pension schemes. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Shopfloor workers have conflicting views of kaizen. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Sickness absence rates average 3.7%. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Staff cuts hit health, customer service and security. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Strategic role for HR elusive.(Human Resources)Human resources and labor relations 
Tacking harassment at Suffolk County Council. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Teamworking comes of age at Kimberly-Clark. (self-management teams at this company in Wales)Human resources and labor relations 
The changing nature of the employment contract. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
The secret of our success: partnership with people.Human resources and labor relations 
The Sun Life workplace nursery. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Traditional HR function must change. (human resources) (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Two more companies agree to employment security policies. (United Kingdom's Blue Circle Cement and British Airways)Human resources and labor relations 
Two-thirds of women return to work after childbirth.Human resources and labor relations 
Union membership falls 20% but rate of decline slows. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Unions target recruitment. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
USDAW meets the challenge of HRM. (USDAW is main British shopworkers' union)Human resources and labor relations 
Using part-time workers. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Warning - work can seriously damage your health. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Working arrangements, terms and conditions. (Part-Time Working, part 2) (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
Working at Wedgwood. (United Kingdom)Human resources and labor relations 
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