All Staffing and Training News - June 2006

Union launches equality charter for women in IT

Trade union Amicus, which represents a large number of IT professionals, has launched a campaign to promote and enhance the role of women in IT.

Amicus union launches Women in IT charter

Private sector union Amicus, which represent a large number of IT professionals, has launched a campaign to promote and enhance the role of women in IT.

Next move: How do I best spend £4,000 on IT courses?

  • Expert Panel
  • Date: 13 June 2006
The question: How do I best spend £4,000 on IT courses?

Public sector: Sharing the load

The government is relying on shared services projects to deliver substantial public sector cost savings over the next five years. Will Hadfield considers how these services will develop to meet the challenge

Stay at home and get on with the job

Working from home can prove an attractive benefit for both IT staff and their employer – as long as the individual and their role are carefully assessed

IT volunteers needed for local charities and projects

Companies that encourage their employees to offer their skills to help local charities stand to improve staff retention, attract the best potential recruits and promote a positive image for their organisation.

Moving out of the comfort zone can put your career back in your hands

Glenn Martin tells how moving to a challenging new role gave him greater control, but warns that being too protective of your staff can hinder project success

CVs are poor indicators of success say recruiters

Some 67% of recruitment managers do not believe that CVs are a useful indication of future success, research by Cranfield School of Management has revealed.

Unilever outsources HR to Accenture

Unilever has awarded its global human resources outsourcing contract to Accenture, including IT support for HR functions.

Next move: How do I escape trap of a technical role?

  • Expert Panel
  • Date: 06 June 2006
Expert advice for readers' career problems
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