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I have recently wanted support in the provision of training and development. In all honesty, I have found the HR Tool Kits for Trainers invaluable. Without the time to research and write materials, I needed something I could trust and deliver immediately. The packs have provided me that option. Full of effective and up to date materials the pack starts right from the joining instructions all the way to the evaluation forms and I was able to customise the kit to reflect our own branding. In addition, there was the opportunity to access a free trainers hotline providing help, advice and support where needed. I would wholeheartedly recommend this product.
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The HR Headmistress' blog
Sickness As Protest
21st December 2010
Employers have become accustomed to employees going off sick, usually with stress, before disciplinary action. What happens when an employee goes off sick because he is faced with a disciplinary sanction? Are you able to take any disciplinary...
Tue 21st Dec 2010 | Tagged as:
Coming And Going
6th December 2010
Over the weekend I read about the case of the police officer was found to have been discriminated against when she resigned and was refused permission to withdraw her resignation at a later date. The general rule is that once an employee has...
Mon 6th Dec 2010 | Tagged as:
Spiritualists Added To Philosophical Fold, But Jedis Still Out In The Cold
2nd December 2010
Alan Power is a spiritualist. He was employed as a trainer by Greater Manchester Police Authority in October 2008, but his employment was terminated after less than three weeks. He complained to an employment tribunal alleging that he had been...
Thu 2nd Dec 2010 | Tagged as:
Do All Your Employees Meet All Or Most Of Your Work Standards Most Of The Time?
10th September 2010
Running a business successfully is all about money. This week we heard that Bob Diamond has been appointed to run Barclays Bank as Chief Executive (I loved that quote about running the bank as a casino) and now the Chancellor, George Osbourne,...
Fri 10th Sep 2010 | Tagged as:
Pedal Power Makes London A Cycling City
26th August 2010
What do David Cameron, Lance Armstrong, Boris Johnson and 60,000 Londoners have in common? They’re all enthusiastic cyclists (though Lance would be just a bit faster than most). Three weeks ago the Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, launched a...
Thu 26th Aug 2010 | Tagged as: