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Ford Execs Lose Bonuses

August 29, 2001 (PLANSPONSOR.com) - Some 6,000 of Ford Motor Company's top executives including chief executive Jacques Nasser will not receive bonuses this year, according to a report...
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UK Firms Examine Comp Gender Bias

August 27, 2001(PLANSPONSOR.com) - Nine large British companies will review the compensation and conditions of their female workers as part of a UK government review to reduce the...
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Q4 Hiring Plans Look Bleak

August 27, 2001(PLANSPONSOR.com) - Against a backdrop of mass layoffs, lackluster earnings and dismal economic data, fourth-quarter hiring levels in some sectors are expected to reach lows last...
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Bank One Cuts HR Staff

August 23, 2001 (PLANSPONSOR.com) - Bank One says it has fired at least 150 human resources workers, as the fifth-largest US bank cuts back on hiring and staffing.
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Mass Layoffs Soar 50% in Q2

August 22, 2001(PLANSPONSOR.com) Lucent, Philips, Cap Gemini - mass layoffs have been adding up, reaching 1,911 in the second quarter of the year, according to preliminary data released...
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Headaches Hurt Productivity

August 20, 2001(PLANSPONSOR.com) - More than half the respondents in a survey of working women who suffer from migraines reported that their migraines affected their ability to function...
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Three-Tier Systems Cut Prescription Costs

August 16, 2001 (PLANSPONSOR.com) ? In the face of rising prescription costs, many healthcare organizations are using three-tier systems as a way of containing costs, a new report...
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College Grads Expect To Pay Dues

August 16, 2001 (PLANSPONSOR.com) - Almost half of today's college students expect to pay their dues and perform menial tasks at their first job, according to the latest...
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Hits on Career Sites Are Surging

August 15, 2001 (PLANSPONSOR.com) - The number of users visiting career sites on the Internet increased by 32.2% in the last six months, according to Internet analysis and...
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Job-related Fatalities Fall in 2000

August 15, 2001 (PLANSPONSOR.com) Despite rising employment, the number of workers killed on the job dropped about 2% last year according to the Labor Department.