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Jun 02 2008

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Safety representatives 'key' for businesses

Safety representatives are crucial to achieving successful health and safety in the workplace, the watchdog's boss says.

Bosses should help fight staff obesity

Employers should help staff battle obesity with healthy eating options, as it will lead to a more productive workforce.

Bosses 'need to tackle stress'

Company bosses need to identify stress in staff early and ensure they are tackling it before it becomes a more serious problem, an expert advises.

Work bullying 'could get worse'

Nine in ten people think they are a victim of workplace bullying, with one organisation warning this could get worse in the credit crunch.

Redundancies should be 'last resort'

Redundancies should be a last resort as they cost companies on average £10,000 each time and lead to a loss of credibility.

Government encourages companies to train

The government has launched a series of ad campaigns to encourage businesses to train staff and promote the benefits of doing so.

Video CVs 'could discriminate'

A rising use of online video CVs to apply for jobs could leave candidates open to a new form of discrimination, an industry body has warned.

Funding given to train staff

Around £27 million of European Social Fund money is being issued to help employers ensure their staff have the right skills for their jobs.

New dispute measures to save time and money

New measures which will simplify the workplace resolution system are to reach parliament today, in moves which could save firms up to £175 million a year.

Compulsory retirement 'would restrict start-ups'

Many retirees who intend to set up their own firm could be stopped by the compulsory retirement age from the government.

Flexible working 'means happier employees'

Flexible working practices encourage happier and more productive employees, which is what businesses need in the current climate, according to an expert.

Guides & Tips

Training: the key to retaining staff

Learning on the job can lead to a more motivated and productive workforce and enable your staff to keep up with the latest trends in areas such as technology and people management.

Creating successful teams

Quite often creating a team to solve an organisational or business problem is seen as the best way forward. However, they can become a source of frustration and antagonism rather then promoting ideas and action.

Guide to induction and training

The usual definition of induction is a formal introduction of a new employee to a job. However, Peter Done, managing director of Peninsula and SmallBusiness.co.uk Q&A panel expert, feels that induction and training should not only happen at the start of employment, but ‘should be ongoing in order to provide solutions to problems as the job duties change’.
Read on for tips on getting the most out of new starters...

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