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The Plaid Cymru representative has joined the chorus of criticisms over the maximum pay rise awarded to a Caerphilly council official.
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Business clocks communicate in real time when jobs are booked
Welsh Secretary David Jones paid tribute to the workforce at a Flintshire factory.
HR management standard reports show when night workers are due a health assessment
There are fears for the knock-on effect of 500 workers losing their jobs in Port Talbot, while it is expected that 80 more cuts will occur in the Welsh steel industry.
Using Web technology time and attendance information can be accessed from anywhere
Fifty-one jobs will be axed from a home delivery network hub at Chepstow, Monmouthshire. Administrators Deloitte announced the losses for the insolvent electrical chain Comet on Monday, as part of more than 600 jobs going at 12 distribution hubs.
Employees can use .NET enabled workstations to check their flexitime situation
Redundancies are hoped to be kept to a minimum after a total of 79 health care workers have been consulted at a charity-run brain injury unit in Colwyn Bay, Conwy.
Exporting payroll function communicates with Unipay and other business products
Wales has the second highest proportion of low earners among the United Kingdom.
Smart cards allow employees to book time against jobs to produce a fully costed analysis
Sixty jobs could go at a site in Flint after restructuring by a parent company. The Delyn facility owned by Kimberly-Clark Professional, which makes hand towels, is the only part of the Flint plant that will be affected.
Personnel software deals with changes in business working conditions
A planned shutdown for the Aberpergwm Colliery near Glynneath will affect about 270 employees. Aberpergwm employs the largest number of miners in Wales and is believed to have coal reserves of about 6.8m tonnes.
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Some 76 workers on the Deeside Industrial Park face job losses, it was revealed yesterday (October 9, 2012). Paramount Foods employs 312 people on the Park.
Group headquarters controls each subsidiary business using Web enabled technology
A supermarket will create new 200 jobs in Ystalyfera in the Swansea Valley. A store will be built by new owners Asda on the derelict former Dewhirst factory site in Glanyrafon and is due to open in November.