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Recent Surveys

Survey title Status Closing date Read results
Managing Employee Departures In production 24-Aug-10 Not yet
Return-to-Work Interviews In production 13-Aug-10 Not yet
Effective Recruitment In production 3-Aug-10 Not yet
Managing Change In production 25-Jun-10 Not yet
Employment Tribunals In production 18-Jun-10 Not yet
Competency Benchmarking Published 4-Jun-10 Report 1 Report 2
Working with Unions Published 28-May-10 Report 1 Report 2 Report 3 Report 4
Employee Communications Published 14-May-10 Report 1 Report 2 Report 3
Benefits & Allowances 2010 Published 27-Apr-10 Report 1 Report 2 Report 3
Report 4 Report 5
Absence Rates and Labour Turnover Published 23-Apr-10 Report 1 Report 2
Regional Pay Published 6-Apr-10 Report
Line Manager Training Published 26-Mar-10 Report 1 Report 2
Retirement Procedures Published 8-Mar-10 Report
Sporting Policy Published 8-Mar-10 Report
Discipline & Grievance Published 19-Feb-10 Report 1 Report 2
Flexible Working Published 5-Feb-10 Report 1 Report 2 Report 3
Stress Management Published 22-Jan-10 Report 1 Report 2
Evaluation of Training Published 22-Jan-10 Report
Paternity & Adoption Leave Published 14-Dec-09 Report
Christmas Cut-backs Published 16-Nov-09 Report
Recruitment Cost Management In production 16-Nov-09 Not yet
HR Roles & Responsibilities Published 03-Nov-09 Report
Absence Records, Triggers and Targets Published 16-Oct-09 Report
Dress Codes Published 25-Sep-09 Report
Redundancy Published 25-Sep-09 Report
Graduate Recruitment 2009/10 Published 23-Sep-09 Report
Pay Prospects 2009/10 Published 14-Sep-09 Report 1 Report 2
Testing in Selection Published 05-Aug-09 Report
Learning and Development Published 29-Jul-09 Report
Improving Equal Opportunities in Recruitment Published 17-Jul-09 Report
Performance-Related Pay Published 10-Jul-09 Report
Corporate Websites in Recruitment Published 22-Jun-09 Report
Shiftworking Published 12-Jun-09 Report
Maternity Published 29-May-09 Report

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Future Surveys

Survey title Status Launch date Take part
Induction Survey Coming soon Aug-10 Not yet
Graduate Recruitment Coming soon Sept-10 Not yet
Sick Pay Coming soon Sept-10 Not yet

Current Surveys

Pay Prospects
XpertHR pay and benefits is conducting a major survey of private sector employers' practices in setting their annual pay review and reward priorities over the next year, and would like to request your assistance with our research. There are three great reasons to take part:

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