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Saturday, 4th July 2009

Office and workplace

Bin men start work to rule over plans to slash wages Refuse collectors to be £3,000 worse off if bonuses are axed

Could 'fit notes' be an answer to the abuse of sick leave? THE recently released Absenteeism 2008 survey from the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) has, perhaps predictably, led to another round of collective hand-wringing over "sick-note Britain".

Workers benefit from 'e-break' BANNING staff from using the internet for personal use at work could hit productivity because they need a break to help reduce stress, according to a new report.

Business leaders urged to fill skills gaps with local workers BUSINESSES should use ex-offenders and Scots with disabilities to bridge workforce gaps they currently fill with migrant workers, according to the leader of the Scottish Chambers of Commerce.

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Flexible hours boost for millions

'Sickies costing UK £1.6bn a year'

Staff want easy trip to work

Tuesday's the day we work hardest

Woman boss wins job fight with Scots hotel tycoon

More work longer than 40 hours

Sepa sacks hundreds in pay dispute

Not-so-sweet response to Sugar's 'outdated' remarks on women

Bosses set for National Sickie Day

1.2m workers hit by bad weather

Office space running low in Edinburgh

Heigh-ho, it's off to work we go (and music really will help)

Scots working extra hours 'owed £4,517'

Northern Scots happy at work

Workers urged to shop Scrooge bosses

Call for underpaid workers to 'shop Scrooge bosses'

Parenting puts an end to domestic bliss

Appraisals are a 'waste of time'

(Q) How many cuppas does it take to build a house? (A) 9,500

Thank employees to aid productivity

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