Articles, tagged with "working practices", page 1
20th December 2011
After reading about the organizations in the EU losing a lot of money due to inefficient working practices we have to ask if this is a trend that is possible to turn around. €60 billion in revenues is lost in the EU with UK being the biggest loser of €26 ...
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Author:
MattiasLind
19th October 2011
Employing security guards is a vital part of the safety operations of many firms, and can help keep a premises protected at all times, but occasionally, managers may feel concerned about the working practices of their security guards.
Here at Guard Pat...
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Author:
Gareth Hoyle
19th October 2011
Mainstream publishers - the route all writers should target initially - operate without disclosing their internal costs, and why should they? They take commercial risks, and when the gamble pays off, they do well. Care, of course has to be exercised when ...
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Author:
Jonathan
19th September 2011
Tracking and analysing your employees' time and attendance allows you to reduce staff costs, increase productivity, improve job-costing, and plan future projects more efficiently taking full advantage of today's flexible working practices. A surprising nu...
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Author:
carlainspiration
05th July 2011
DSE risk assessment courses have been designed to ensure that good working practices are maintained. They ascertain that workplaces are well designed to reduce or eradicate risks which could lead to minor or even major health problems.
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Author:
Gibson
08th June 2011
Businesses can improve their conflict management strategy by employing the services of third parties.
Recent research by XpertHR revealed that the majority of organisations think that intervention by third parties and mediation can help reduce the numb...
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Author:
Pure Blue Creative
27th May 2011
Each building project requirements to have a construction project plan. In order to make up the strategy for the particular project that the business is about to begin working on it will assist to have a construction project plan template. It's not necess...
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Author:
martinsejas
19th May 2011
Organisations which enable their employees to work from home can avoid commuting concerns caused by transport strikes.
The Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union recently announced that London Underground drivers will take part in a number of strikes...
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Author:
Pure Blue Creative
13th April 2011
Big businesses are being advised that flexible working hours will not damage their levels of customer service.
Research by the Executive Offices Group (EOG) revealed that 87 per cent of organisations claimed that the biggest benefit of introducing flex...
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Author:
Pure Blue Creative
08th April 2011
Businesses are being encouraged to continue training their employees in order to take advantage of the post-recession era.
Research by the Chartered Institute of Learning and Development (CIPD) revealed that the current economic climate was causing an ...
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Author:
Pure Blue Creative
01st April 2011
Yes, you normally can but it will depend on the working practices of the pet crematorium and whatever conditions of licensing that may apply. An appointment time will have to be made and this will usually mean that an extra fee will be incurred.
Altho...
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Author:
Stephen Mayles
31st March 2011
Originally developed and introduced into every day manufacturing working practices by the American giant Motorola in 1986, Lean Sigma or Six Sigma has quickly established as one of the leading efficiency improvement training courses for many types of busi...
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Author:
IanSpencer
28th March 2011
British businesses are being urged to implement flexible working hours during the 2012 Olympic Games in London.
Research by Deloitte revealed that nearly half of businesses will encourage their employees to attend Olympic and Paralympic events over th...
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Author:
Pure Blue Creative
10th March 2011
For those people who are employed in industry will often be exposed to substances or materials which are harmful to health and which can result in very serious illness. In most cases these harmful substances do not appear to cause any immediate damage, bu...
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Author:
cgyles6819
10th March 2011
All employers have the legal responsibility to ensure that their employees are protected from injuries at work. In order to meet this responsibility, employers are required by law to provide a safe place of work, a safe system of work, adequate and approp...
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Author:
cgyles6819