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Gary Bottomley says:
I know Fitzmaurice of old, he's a politicin not a manager. He says what he thinks people want to hear.
Bipin Joshi says:
Dear Sirs I have to disagree with the labour MP that the "0" hour contracts should be banned. They are of a great advantage to employers and employees where there is a need for both to have a temporary arrangement because of the nature of our industry which is in Security. Contracts with clients' can be temporary which could last only a few days but then end up being extended. Some employees on these kind of contracts actually have full time jobs elsewhere and are trying to earn extra money somewhere else. Surely it is better for people to be More...
Peter Marno says:
There is so much common sense in this article - and well done to an HR professional for putting the employer's case so eloquently! Regrettably employers cannot rely on the services provided by the State for health to be best managed away from the workplace. Employers need to take the initiative in managing health - both good and bad - and have up-to-date policies which both help identify problems at an early stage and deal with them cost-effectively.
Brian Goulden says:
I guess we should not be surprised at the immediate move to outsourcing. PwC have always had a focus on "partner value" and any efforts to reduce costs is to be expected. However, apparently moving the outsourcing operation to a country that is somewhat of an "unknown" in the HR business night be seen by PwC people as a disregard for their overall welfare. But, perhaps, I am being pessimistic; I hope so!
Gwynedd Owens says:
She talks about the importance of the HR Function and then decides to outsource the HR shared service centre to Romania and then make nearly 100 people redundant.
Julia Wright says:
The Campaign for Learning is a member of the European wide network for Intergenerational Learning, which is looking at how intergenerational learning approaches can address some of these issues. Our conference in Spain - Intergenerational Learning Cities - will be looking at employment and entrepreneurship as part of a broader programme.
Julia Wright says:
The Campaign for Learning is a member of the European wide network for Intergenerational Learning, which is looking at how intergenerational learning approaches can address some of these issues. Our conference in Spain - Intergenerational Learning Cities - will be looking at employment and entrepreneurship as part of a broader programme.
Dorothy smith says:
I also agree there needs to be more planning ahead and greater understanding of the work requirements of 40+ population - and I don't mean physical adjustments! Part of the problem may be the number of HR staff under 35 doing the thinking. The focus is on getting talented graduates, not using the existing graduate skills fully. The skills are there, HR isn't looking.
Tom Toher says:
Weren't retail workers told that they could not be made work on Sundays? I admire your faith in the government of the day but, with Adam Beeston as one of their advisors, why would you not think that this is just a slippery slope just starting?
Jeremy Lewis says:
Pay might atract, but it will not retain employees, not on its own, not even as the "main motivator" as claimed. Sure, it might be relatively more important in tough times as people seek higher levels of financial security through their work, but in the long run other motivators are relatively more important. For shopfloor workers it has always been one of the main motivators, along with the social aspects of working with people you like, but for managers and professionals it's recognition, autonomy and self-fulfillment that will ALAWYS win out in the long run. Without offering these you will More...
Stephen Melia says:
The Manufacturing Institute runs a schools programme called Make It in Manufacturing. The campaign was established to overturn negative perceptions that some young people hold about careers in the sector and create a pipeline of talent for employers. In the last six years we have engaged with over 60,000 young people and evaluation data shows that a teenager is twice as likely to consider working in the sector after taking part in one of our events. We need more support! Please get involved at www.makeit.org.uk
Joe O'Donnell says:
The Government has specifically said that unemployed people cannot be forced to take such jobs. They may feel compelled to take them by their financial situation. This is slightly different however.
Keith Appleyard says:
Looking back, the National Minimum Wage came into force in 1999. With all the publicity beforehand, I had a couple of years notice in which to bump up my employees wages such that I wasn't caught out by it. Over the following decade, I managed to get my entry-level wages up to 25% more than the NMW. I then became aware of the Living Wage, and found that I was paying 5% more than that, so I was the first Nursery in the UK to register for the Living Wage. If you take the long view, I think you can More...
James Ryan says:
She misses the mark. Get the pay right first, then the other factors come into play. Offer 10% more, yet horrible bosses and environment and see how that turns out.
Peter Copping says:
Unless your are desperate you don't move for less. So pulling people into your talent pipe requires a premium for moving. Not new news I think. Locking people in requires that the cost of leaving is higher than the expectations of future rewards. Of course starting salary is known. The cost of going is more of a risk calculation. The chat down the pub is not about how much you earn but how well have you done and how greasy is the pole?
Joe Davies says:
Sounds like more (or should that be yet more?) ideologically driven clap trap designed to drive down wages and strip conditions from hard working employees. Honestly, the best way to make money out of an employee is to keep him or her happy. Whatever you give them, they will give you back tenfold. I would advise against buying shares in any company that adopts this scheme, because the chances are that they are crap employers, therefore crap managers and their shares won't be worth very much for very long. Caveat employee!
John Ludike says:
Not much new in this approach and largely copied from Yum and their CEO David Novak of " Taking People with you fame" . Not well known in UK but behind KFC and Pizza Hut Brands .
John Ludike says:
Their is absolutely no shortage of local talent in 23 countries in Africa, Middle East and Asia we operate in as HR largely decentralized to in country HR Execs who use local incentivised employee referral schemes and many a millenial who studied in USA, Europe etc only to happy to be repatriated back to home country. In these markets however its all about the " collective community" hence leverage of these vast family networks.
Professional Paperweight says:
...you forego your rights for shares and then are sacked for something that could be considered unfair dismissal if you still had rights. Do you get to keep the shares? Would it not make for an uncomfortable AGM? Surely if a person is suitably aggrieved they may seek to cause trouble for the company.
GRH says:
how this is going to make any difference. It seems to me to be just a back-door means of taking way peoples rights; especially so when you realise that new employees may have to sign up for this scheme as a matter of course. And what use will these shares be? Can you buy more and own the company? What rights will you have. More likely they will be non-negotiable like the tokens used to pay people before the Truck Act. In short it stinks. But then it is designed by a rich person with no doubt shares in companies More...
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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - OCTOBER 08: WWE wrestler The Miz signs autographs for fans as he arrives for the Australian Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards 2010 at the Sydney Entertainment Centre on October 8, 2010 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Graham Denholm/Getty Images)
- WWE taped the following matches last night in Omaha, Nebraska to air on this Friday's SmackDown: * The Miz vs. Wade Barrett for the WWE Intercontinental Title * Jack Swagger vs. Daniel Bryan * Big Show vs. Chris Jericho * Sin Cara vs. Curtis Axel * Kofi Kingston vs. Dean Ambrose for the United States Title * The Shield vs. Kofi Kingston, Randy Orton and Sheamus There will also be another MizTV segment with special guests Fandango and Summer Rae. Zeb Colter to Get His Own Stable?, Revealing New Diva Bikini Pics and More…
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Briefing Paper 41: Models of INGO Sustainability: Balancing Restricted and Unrestricted Funding
Our latest 12-page INTRAC Briefing Paper explores different models of resourcing strategies that international NGOs (INGOs) have adopted to ensure their financial sustainability.
Free webinar: Building sustainability of civil society
Following on from our Building Sustainability of Civil Society Workshop (Tuesday 25 - Wednesday 26 November), INTRAC will host a free webinar on civil society sustainability on Thursday 4th December 2014. Speakers will discuss core aspects of civil society sustainability and share learning from the workshop. Confirmed speakers include Felix Wood from Afrikids, UK, Jenny Hodgson, Global Fund for Community Foundations, and Anabel Cruz from Institute for Communication and Development, Uruguay.
October 2014
Annual report 2013-14
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Building Sustainability of Civil Society workshop
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Leonard Hamilton had a rough Tuesday
May 14, 2013, 1:43 PM EST
The most disappointed guy in all of college basketball right now?
Leonard Hamilton, the head coach of Florida State's basketball team.
Well, let's start with the obvious. He had seemingly hit the lottery. The best basketball prospect since Kevin Durant was the son of two former Florida State athletes, his father a former first round pick in the NBA and his mother a two-time Olympic silver medalist sprinter. The Canadian native watched his best friend, Xavier Rathan-Mayes, commit to the Seminoles. He not only didn't want to deal with the spotlight of being a superstar athlete in this country, but he also happened to commit after Kentucky stockpiled enough talent to take a shot at an undefeated season even without Wiggins on campus.
It was the perfect storm.
And Florida State still whiffed, as Andrew Wiggins announced that he would be heading to Kansas for his one season of college basketball.
This wasn't the first time that Hamilton came so close to a once-in-a-decade caliber recruit. As Pat Forde of Yahoo! Sports artfully detailed on Monday afternoon, Hamilton was an assistant coach at Kentucky when Ralph Sampson was a senior in high school. He all-but established residency in Sampson's hometown, and he thought he was going to pull Sampson out of Virginia and to Lexington.
Unfortunately, that didn't work out, as Sampson ended up playing four seasons as a Cavalier.
That's tough, but it gets worse.
You see, the guy that won the Wiggins Sweepstakes is Bill Self. Self's first job as a coach was as an assistant at Oklahoma State. The guy that hired him?
Leonard Hamilton. Here's the story:
Leonard Hamilton was coaching at Oklahoma State then, and Self interviewed for an assistant's job. Self was a former Oklahoma State player, so he thought he might have an inside line at the job. But during the interview, he noticed that Hamilton did not seem especially moved by anything he was saying. He actually looked kind of bored. Self has always had a gift for reading people.
"I'll tell you what, Coach," Self said. "If you hire me, I'll get you a point guard for next year and you won't even have to give up a scholarship."
"You'll get me a point guard?" Hamilton asked.
"And I won't have to give up a scholarship?" Hamilton asked.
Hamilton agreed to the strange deal. And sure enough, a player named Jay Davis just showed up, out of nowhere, as a walk on. He was instantly the best point guard on the team. He had double the assists of anyone else, he led the team in steals, he played 32.4 minutes a game. The team was terrible, but Self was on the bench coaching.
Who was Jay Davis? Yep, he was Bill Self's best friend. He had been a terrific high school basketball player but he had a lot more interest in living the college life than playing ball. "You've got to play on the team," Self told him. Davis declined.
"You've GOT to play on the team," Self told him. Davis declined again.
"YOU'VE GOT TO PLAY ON THE TEAM," Self told him. Davis played on the team. He, better than anyone, knew that he wasn't going to beat Bill Self at this game. Later, Davis was the best man at Self's wedding, and vice versa.'
Now instead of being an ACC contender, the Seminoles look like they may be headed for the NIT again.
Double ouch.
You can find Rob on twitter @RobDauster.
- nyheels29 - May 14, 2013 at 2:23 PM
I don't get why everyone keeps saying "best prospect since Kevin Durant". Do people not remember that Kevin Durant was not even the top prospect in his own class? John Wall was universally regarded as a better prospect (talking about evaluating players at their senior year of high school, not the actual developed college player).
- flapjack3285 - May 14, 2013 at 5:01 PM
You mean Greg Oden? John Wall was in the high school class three years after Durant/Oden.
- flapjack3285 - May 14, 2013 at 5:01 PM
Never mind. Can't read
- nyheels29 - May 20, 2013 at 12:34 PM
I see what you mean, I definitely could have written that better. I meant Durant was overshadowed by Greg Oden but even years later, John Wall was graded out as a better prospect that Durant was when he came out of high school.
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The Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) is temporarily suspending the processing and deployment of newly hired overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) bound for three West African countries—Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone—as the deadly Ebola outbreak in the region has worsened.
"We will be banning new hires to those three countries," said Labour Secretary Rosalinda Baldoz, adding that POEA Administrator Hans Cacdac was drafting the resolution on the deployment ban.
The Department of Foreign Affairs earlier raised to Level 2 the crisis alert level in the three countries, advising the more than 2,000 Filipinos there to restrict their movements, avoid public places and take extra precaution.
However, the deployment of returning OFWs with existing employment contracts will remain open, said Baldoz.
"Only returning overseas Filipino workers (balik manggagawa) with existing employment contracts will be allowed to go back to their host countries," she said. The Ebola virus is a highly contagious disease with no known cure. There have been 600 cases of the Ebola virus in West Africa, with 400 deaths.
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With the constant influx of new customers, Shawn Lednick, managing partner of the Gallery Restaurant Group, is looking to capitalize on that growth by extending Uptown Market's business hours — and offering patrons dinner service six-days a week.
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A new study published in the journal Nature Communications shows that scientists may have discovered a way to stop autoimmune diseases like multiple sclerosis or Type 1 diabetes by retraining the immune system.
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LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - The study was published by researchers from Bristol University, and shows that the immune system can be taught to stop treating harmless everyday proteins as if they were dangerous invasive diseases.
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Australia's Rugby World Cup campaign has not exactly gone to plan so far but playmaker Quade Cooper is enjoying his time in New Zealand nonetheless.
The Wallabies suffered a shock defeat to Ireland in their second tournament outing, a defeat which means that in order to get to the final they must go through South Africa, whom they face in Wellington on Sunday, and then, most likely, the All Blacks the following weekend.
In addition, the Aussies have also been rocked by a spate of injuries to key personnel, with Wycliff Palu and Drew Mitchell already having had to go home.
Cooper, meanwhile, has had the added burden of being public enemy No.1 in New Zealand on account of his alleged feud with All Blacks captain Richie McCaw and the fact that he was born in Tokoroa.
However, in spite of all of this, Cooper insists that he feels blessed to be involved in the game's showpiece event.
"It's been an experience, to say the least," the Reds ace said. "It's obviously had its moments, but this is a competition that comes around once every four years so you've got to make the most of it and soak it up.
"I was sitting on the bus on the way home from training yesterday and I was just having a gaze out the window and thinking how privileged I am.
"Despite what anyone says, or what any person has as an opinion, I'm in a privileged position to be sitting on the bus as part of the Wallabies, as part of the World Cup."
Ahead of Sunday's all-southern hemisphere affair, the Springboks have spoken at length of their need to nullify the threat posed by Cooper, who is arguably the most unpredictable and innovative fly-half in world rugby. The man himself is flattered by such talk and is looking forward to the challenge of dealing with the unwanted attention.
"If everyone is looking to shut you down and pinpointing you as the focal point of the team, then you've got to take that as a compliment," he said. "But you can't let that control your ego. Just because all the focus is on you doesn't mean that everyone is focusing on you. It could be a part of their tactics.
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Part-time Jets move easily back to AHL
IceCaps regain core group of top players
AUSTIN, Texas -- One exercise that occupies AHL teams late in the season is projecting which players with NHL parent teams could return for the Calder Cup playoffs.
Additions are without exception quality players and prospects, but they do not always assure success in the post-season.
The Manitoba Moose learned that a time or two during their existence in Winnipeg.
The St. John's IceCaps had as many as a half-dozen regulars helping out the Winnipeg Jets in the season's late going and their collective return in mid-April was so seamless, the IceCaps have done exactly what they've done all year in reaching the Calder Cup final.
"The difference for this team, those players that were added back to our roster had spent the majority of their time in St. John's," IceCaps head coach Keith McCambridge said. "Only Eric O'Dell was gone for a long stretch but he had been here the previous two seasons. All those players have an investment in having the IceCaps have success.
"O'Dell, Zach Redmond, Patrice Cormier, Carl Klingberg, Ben Chiarot, they've been here three years in a row. They have an investment and you could feel at times during the season when (most) of them were here, there might be a chance to have something special with this group."
McCambridge, who arrived in Texas with his team on Friday to get ready for Sunday's series opener against the Stars, is far too smart to think the return of players would put the team on autopilot.
"It was never a guarantee," he said. "We just have a balanced team where one line or a D pair doesn't jump off the page. Ours is a team that gets it done by committee. And those players, when they came back, it was seamless because they knew the expectations and the system and just as importantly, they integrated themselves back with their teammates."
When regulars were with the Jets, the IceCaps had enough depth to compensate.
"It's our chemistry," the coach said. "We have it. We have a group of young men who enjoy coming to work every single day and realize the work ethic and details that have to go into the game to get to this point
"In the back half when Winnipeg had its stretch of injuries... we felt we had younger guys, Adam Lowry, Brenden Kichton, J.C. Lipon and some of our AHL-contracted guys (Kyle MacKinnon, Blair Riley, Jordan Hill, Kris Fredheim) that had grabbed more significant ice time and they had a chance to build confidence."
That period of the most busy shuttling between AHL and NHL teams is often the most stressful for coaches and AHL teams.
"There were times that I'd even admit we were surprised we were able to push through to the end with a real strong winning streak," McCambridge said.
"But we found a way to win games and that's been kind of the makeup of this team.
"In the AHL, you never know what you're dealing with from one night to the next. Sometimes you don't know from the pre-game skate to game time. As a coach, you're leery sometimes to even put your lines on the board in the morning because there's a strong possibility that a couple of those players might be out of the lineup. That's just life in the AHL. And that's a good thing when players are being called up."
The best-of-seven series begins Sunday with Game 1 and continues Monday with Game 2 before shifting to St. John's for three games, starting next Wednesday.
The teams have not faced each other this season but there are a couple of known quantities and an additional Winnipeg connection playing for the top farm team of the Dallas Stars.
Defenceman Derek Meech, the Winnipeg-born former member of the Jets, started the season in the KHL but returned to North America late in 2013 to join the AHL's Stars.
Also on the Stars' blue-line is former Manitoba Moose fixture Max Fortunus, whose tally as a reliable defender is now up to 633 AHL games.
Among the Stars' forwards is Winnipeg-born centre Scott Glennie, 23, who was Dallas's first-round draft pick in 2009.
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Margaret L. (Hensley) Sichting, 93, passed away peacefully Saturday evening, Oct. 27, 2012, at Johnson Memorial Hospital in Franklin. She was a resident of Martinsville and former resident of Morgantown.
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Margaret was preceded in death by two sons, Merrill and Teddy Sichting; a brother, Marvin Hensley; daughter-in-law, Sherry Sichting; a grandchild; and two great-grandchildren.
Rev. Brett Baird will conduct a funeral service at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 31 at Meredith-Clark Funeral Home Cremation & Personalization Center, 179 E. Mulberry St. in Morgantown. Friends were to call from 4-8 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 30 at the funeral home. An Order of Eastern Star Memorial Service was to be conducted at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. Margaret will be laid to rest in Forest Lawn Memory Gardens Cemetery in Greenwood.
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completiveSyllabification: com·ple·tive
Pronunciation: /kəmˈplētiv /
Definition of completive in English:
A word or morpheme that adds a sense of completeness to a word or phrase (e.g., up in the phrase break up).
Example sentences
- Particles are added, usually as completives and intensives, to two and three-syllable verbs of Latin origin: contract out, divide off/up, level off, measure off/out, select out, separate off/out.
- Google has 29,900,000 pages in which 'completed' occurs, and only one example of 'completed it up' in the completive sense, from a knitting site.
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