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Friday, 23 April 2010 13:33 |
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Well at last we have a sunny weekend planned and if reports are anything to go by we will be in for a warm summer which will make a change to coming to work in the snow and ice. The election campaign has started, so it will be interesting to hear what the parties will be offering to get the unemployed back to work, and keep companies wanting to employ. You can read all the latest recruitment news on our website.
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The recession has had a profound impact on people in work, and not just those in 40-plus jobs.
Whereas during the boom years, we might not have wanted to get our feet too far under the table, the relative scarcity of jobs today has made us value our positions far more. more...
The Chartered Institute for Personnel and Development (CIPD) has warned the human resources (HR) sector that it must change to comply with the new equality bill. more...
The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) has recommended that the retirement age should be increased in line with the state pension age in public sector pension schemes.
Current state pension ages stand at 65 for men and 60 for women. As of April 2020 more...
Human Resources (HR) professionals are indifferent towards all three major election manifestos, according to a new report.
Labour, the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats all published their prospective policy documents earlier this week ahead of the May 6th general election. However, more...
For more information and to find out how Forties People has successfully integrated hundreds of people back into the workplace, please call 020 7329 4044, or visit us online at www.fortiespeople.com
Spencer Jacobs
Forties People
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Forties People
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London
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Watford
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Recession changes attitudes to jobs
CIPD warns HR sector over equality bill 
CBI: State pension retirement age must rise 
HR workers nonplussed by manifestos 