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03 October 2008 15:16
Our weekly HR news and analysis audio programme includes
- the CIPD chief executive Jackie Orme talks exclusively to Personnel Today about her vision for HR
- and we bring you news on the Tube worker who is suing his employers after being scared by the victim of the 2006 jelly baby racism case.
Louisa Peacock is joined by Guy Logan and John Charlton.
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Guy Logan is joined by Rob Moss, Greg Pitcher and John Charlton.