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Phil Gibbs

Bedford
As seen in: FlyerTalk, Times of Malta, Malta Today, Telegraph Herald, Automotive Logistics, Environment Journal, Australian HR Institute
WEEE recycling specialists in the UK. We collect and recycle all types of electrical waste including a computer recycling/data destruction service. ♻️

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Phil Gibbs’s Biography

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Using years of waste management experience, Phil Gibbs has contributed on many posts, articles and newsletter on all types of recycling and eco topics. He draws from his experience as Director of Pure Planet Recycling Ltd to give an authoritative voice to publications.

Over 8 years Pure Planet Recycling has grown to be one of the leading electrical waste firms, with further expansion planned. Although only recycling electrical waste they help promote a wide range of recycling from consumers to …

Phil Gibbs’s Journalist Portfolio

Ikea Recycling Rewards

Ikea Recycling Rewards

Recently whilst shopping at Ikea in Milton Keynes, we noticed an amazing recycling machine for use by their c…

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What happens to your broken and old electrical items?

What happens to your broken and old electrical items?

Due to extensive media campaigns and advice from our local Councils, we should all now know to take our broke…

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Electrical Waste Collection Strategies in the UK

Electrical Waste Collection Strategies in the UK

When disposing of small electrical items from the home, most householders only have the option of visiting th…

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Windows XP Support Withdrawal Prompts Computer Recycling Surge

Windows XP Support Withdrawal Prompts Computer Recycling Surge

For all IT managers and end users of Windows XP, April 8 th 2014 is an important date for the diary. On this …

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What do I do with my old batteries from my home?

What do I do with my old batteries from my home?

So you go to use the remote to change the TV channel and nothing happens. Changing the batteries within the r…

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Articles

What does a future-ready HR operating model actually look like?

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By Phil Gibbs
| Australian HR Institute
There are many variations of HR operating models out there, but most are missing four critical links needed to elevate the HR profession to the next level. Dave Ulrich’s 1996 HR operating model – Business Partners, Centres of Excellence, Shared Services – was the right answer to the right question for its era. It was designed for a world where humans executed the volume. That world is changing.
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What happens when HR’s workforce data can’t be trusted?

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By Phil Gibbs
| Australian HR Institute
What happens when workforce data stops being trusted? Learn how to eliminate ‘definition drift’ and system fragmentation by establishing a standing ritual of data reconciliation. In February this year, technology markets erased hundreds of billions of dollars in value in a matter of days as investors reassessed which companies were genuinely positioned for AI-driven productivity and which were not. The trigger was not a change in headcount. It was a shift in expectations about operating models.
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Gibbs: Blessed Mother Mary important in our redemption

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By Phil Gibbs
| Telegraph Herald Verified
Happy Mother's Day! We love our Moms, don't we? Let's lift them up in prayer this weekend. With due reverence and respect, it is worthy to consider our Blessed Mother, Mary and our love for her and her love for us. So, I start with this joke. So, Jesus is strolling through the household of heaven one day and he notices that it seems to be overly crowded. And among the crowd there are some people that he didn't expect to be there in His house.
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How is social media changing news?

News is now global and instant thanks to social media. The world of News as we know it has shrunk whilst allowing authors to reach further.

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

I prefer to be pitched on stories via email, asking for a quote or an explanation of a topic.

What's your favorite social network?

I can't choose between Twitter and Facebook, so will say both :)