Secretarial News
July
2008
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9 news articles
30/07/2008
A workplace health initiative has proved employers can make a difference to the wellbeing of their employees.The joint venture between the British Heart Foundation (BHF) and the Department of Health ...
24/07/2008
The government has marked its first ever Vocational Qualification day (VQ) by announcing a universal training offer.It revealed that all 18-year-olds will be eligible for government support for ...
23/07/2008
Telecoms giant, BT has joined with e-skills UK and asked if it can run a new IT skills academy.The nomination could result in a further employer-led centre added to the UK's widening lists of ...
17/07/2008
Management is overwhelmingly in favour of corporate social networking use, new research has found.According to the 2008 Tribalisation of Business study, establishing a community is not limited by ...
15/07/2008
Firms are increasingly fined for employing illegal workers, Personnel Today has reported.The publication has noted since the introduction of the Home Office's points-based immigration system, 352 ...
10/07/2008
Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, is to increase the basic wage for workers at City Hall, the Guardian has reported.Currently, the national minimum wage stands at £5.52 per hour, Mr Johnson will ...
09/07/2008
A consumer satisfaction index has shown consumers are relaxed about the availability of work and believe jobs are still available.Nationwide's Consumer Satisfaction Index revealed half of consumers ...
08/07/2008
Recruitment for permanent posts fell for the first time in five years, a new survey has revealed.According to the Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC) and KPMG, recruitment for part time ...
07/07/2008
The top young women in management have been honoured in Management Today's '35 Women Under 35' list.The announcement will be celebrated later this week at a reception, where attendees will be ...