My baptism of fire: Gate Gourmet HR director speaks
Andy Cook, who joined Gate Gourmet as HR director 10 weeks ago, talks to Personnel Today about his first couple of months in the job.
My baptism of fire by new Gate Gourmet HR director Andy Cook talks to Personnel Today's Mike Berry.
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Daily news reports from
personeltoday.com
Gate Gourmet strikers accept offer
Deal will end Gate Gourmet dispute
Labour conference faces call for return to
secondary action
Gate Gourmet to select redundancy candidates
from list of volunteers
Nearly 700 Gate Gourmet workers choose
redundancy
Gate Gourmet and unions reach
agreement
Union accuses Gate Gourmet of reneging on
deal
Gate Gourmet chief offers to reinstate 400
sacked workers
Gate Gourmet launches voluntary redundancy
drive
Gate Gourmet talks on hold as
workers discuss offer
Background checks
under scrutiny at Gate Gourmet
Gate
Gourmet deal may end dispute
Talks
continue despite Gate Gourmet chief's US trip
Talks to resolve BA catering dispute to
continue
Caterer threatens to go into
administration in BA food dispute
Unions
warn of more BA disruption
Unions call
for tougher laws after BA catering strike
Sacked catering staff tell Sky News about poor
work practices
BA dispute rumbles on as
accusations fly
Talks collapse as BA
caterer refuses to reinstate sacked staff
BA caterer denies deliberate plan to cause
strike action
Airline caterer dispute A
dispute at one of the world's largest suppliers of in-flight meals, Gate
Gourmet, grounded British Airways flights from Heathrow airport, causing days of
chaos for thousands of travellers.
Riding with the
'enemy' Personnel Today talks to the new head of HR at the
TGWU.
Is good HR management killing off the
unions?
On current evidence, it looks as if trade unions are destined for a
long, slow dwindling of influence. So why, asks Stephen Overell, does he still
keep his NUJ card in his back pocket?
How to work with trade unions and employee representatives Practical guidance from XpertHR's How to service.
