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County Personnel Recruitment Consultants Limited
53-57 The Parade
Bourne End
Buckinghamshire
SL8 5SB
Tel: 01628 851303
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53-57 The Parade
Bourne End
Buckinghamshire
SL8 5SB
Tel: 01628 851303
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Some signs that the economy may be recovering at last.06/10/09 The service sector grew at its fastest rate for two years in September, according to the latest CIPS/Markit index. The index posted a reading of 55.3, up from 54.1 in August, marking a fifth month in a row of growth.  more | 
Surfers at work cost UK firms £10.6 billion06/10/09 Research by the Confederation of British Industry shows that while many businesses view personal internet use as ‘a modern-day tea break’, others are more troubled by it. Some said they have even been forced to sack staff for serious abuse of privilege. more | 
EXPENSE CLAIM ABUSE IS NOT RESTRICTED TO POLITICIANS16/06/09 A subject dear to most people’s hearts at the moment, unless they are an MP, is expenses. With the common cry currently being bandied around Parliament of “it’s in the rules” it’s worth having a look at your business expenses policy to make sure that it clearly identifies what constitutes legitimate expenses and also review your checking methods to ensure that there are no fraudulent claims. more | 
Interim Managers can help companies restructure16/06/09 Some complex one-off projects can be handled more effectively by interim managers than incumbent staff. Jason Atkinson explains why. more | 
KEEPING STAFF MOTIVATED DURING THE RECESSION16/06/09 With the recession in full swing, employers are expecting more from their workers as they struggle through this difficult economic period. It is therefore essential that businesses keep their employees motivated so that they can survive and even thrive during the recession. more | 
Swine Flu - Pandemic Precautions13/05/09 Swine Flu, otherwise known as ‘Influenza A (H1N1)’ to give it its medical term, forced employers to dust down their policies on how to respond to a flu pandemic or set them up if they were not in place. more | 
First Aid at Work Training to be Updated11/05/09 The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has announced changes to the first aid at work training requirements that are planned to take effect from 1st October 2009. The HSE has been considering updating and reforming the Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981 for several years. more | 
More employees entitled to request flexible working08/05/09 The expansion of the flexible working rights to a wider category of employees is likely to generate more flexible working requests. Sophie Whitbread offers some practical guidance to employers along with some tips to minimise the risk of litigation. more |
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