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    A list of useful online resources to help you in your professional research and educational needs

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    All according to plan

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    Career planning is not just something you do when you are starting out, continual monitoring and development is necessary to make sure that you stay on track

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    Solutions to a weighty problem

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    Growing obesity figures mean that one-fifth of the population is now significantly overweight . What can and should OH professionals do to help? By Eliza O’Driscoll A new report from …

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    Beating the baby blues

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    Postnatal depression can often hit just at the time a women is returning to work. A new survey aims to bridge the information gap for sufferers and their employers.  By …

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    Dusty answer

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    An effective health surveillance programme led by the occupational health service is the key to the detection and management of bakers’ asthma.  By Olivia Walpole Designing a health surveillance programme …

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    Dare to be different

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    Most companies in the US now understand the benefits of a diverse workforce, although many still lack the infrastructure to attract and retain one. But is diversity a liability or an asset? asks Pepi Sappal

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    Ignorance is bliss

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    Spending time with her family in New York, Zara Lopez stumbles on some unwelcome news about her future

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    Global newsround

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    All the latest happenings in HR around the world, by Philip Whiteley Schroder denies costs of works council reform German chancellor Gerhard Schroder has denied that his Social Democrat government’s …

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    Letters to the editor

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    Do you have any comments or views on articles that have appeared in globalhr or on the global HR profession in general? If so, write to the editor at: globalhr, 3rd Floor, RBI, Quadrant House, The Quadrant, Sutton, Surrey SM2 5AS, UK. E-mail: [email protected]

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    Tapping into diversity

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    Traditional recruitment campaigns fail to attract diverse candidates. Pepi Sappal explores some of the more creative methods being used by the Fortune 500 companies Despite the predicted downturn in the …

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    Getting in on the act

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    Without swift and effective action the skills shortages hitting North America will worsen. Charlene Solomon looks at how the governments are handling this potential crisis   As many HR professionals …

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    Making the effort

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    The region’s governments are investing heavily in training to solve widespread unemployment and overcome the serious skills shortage. Jacqueline Vitali reports   Increased foreign investment in Latin America has created …

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    A problem shared

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    One of the biggest problems for global corporations in multi-locations is getting employees to work together effectvely. Zurich Financial Services’ CEO Rolf Hueppi and director of communications Dr Patricia Seemann …

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    Closing the gap

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    Mindful of skill shortages, governments across Europe are funding education and vocational training. Bo Jones reports As the global shortage of skills and talent proves to be much more than …

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