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    HR on the other side of the world

    by Jo Faragher 23 Oct 2012
    by Jo Faragher 23 Oct 2012

    With many businesses in Australia crying out for talent, could it prove a potential relocation target?
    Few people in the...

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    Challenges facing HR professionals moving to the Middle East

    by Jo Faragher 28 Sep 2012
    by Jo Faragher 28 Sep 2012

    With global mobility and international relocation on the rise, Personnel Today looks at what HR professionals should expect from a...

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    Number of women on European boards doubles in eight years

    by Laura Chamberlain 6 Sep 2012
    by Laura Chamberlain 6 Sep 2012

    Female representation on the boards of Europe’s largest companies has doubled during the past eight years, with 16% of these...

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    UK risks ‘leadership time bomb’, says report

    by Laura Chamberlain 16 Aug 2012
    by Laura Chamberlain 16 Aug 2012

    The UK is at risk of a shortage of leadership talent if it fails to identify and nurture potential leaders...

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    Infographic: SHL’s global view of leadership

    by Personnel Today 16 Aug 2012
    by Personnel Today 16 Aug 2012

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    HR quality standards – are you ready?

    by Jo Faragher 15 Aug 2012
    by Jo Faragher 15 Aug 2012

    While politicians in the US and the UK might share a “special relationship”, how much do our respective HR professions...

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    European Championships 2012: issues for employers

    by Personnel Today 31 May 2012
    by Personnel Today 31 May 2012

    The Euro 2012 football tournament starts on Friday 8 June. Issues employers may face include an increase in the number...

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    Europe moves closer to boardroom diversity quotas

    by John Eccleston 6 Mar 2012
    by John Eccleston 6 Mar 2012

    A European consultation has begun that could result in the introduction of compulsory quotas for the numbers of women appointed...

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    Legal opinion: Is it easier to dismiss employees under employment law in Asia?

    by Celia Yuen 20 Feb 2012
    by Celia Yuen 20 Feb 2012

    When it comes to firing an employee, Asia has a reputation for being an employer-friendly hub, oriented to termination at...

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    The future relationship between technology and talent

    by Laura Chamberlain 22 Dec 2011
    by Laura Chamberlain 22 Dec 2011

    One thing that is certain during the current economic climate is that talent matters. This is the assertion of talent...

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    International Labour Organisation warns of new, deeper jobs recession

    by Personnel Today 1 Nov 2011
    by Personnel Today 1 Nov 2011

    The International Labour Organisation (ILO) has said that the global economy is on the verge of a new and deeper jobs recession...

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    Legal opinion: Global mobility of employees

    by see note 26 Sep 2011
    by see note 26 Sep 2011

    Jonathan Exten-Wright, Carl Soan and Lynda Finan, DLA Piper’s global mobility unit, consider some of the key issues that arise...

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    EU sharps Directive aims to improve healthcare safety

    by Personnel Today 1 Aug 2011
    by Personnel Today 1 Aug 2011

    Healthcare workers could be realising major safety improvements following the introduction of legislation covering sharps injuries, says Johnny Lundgren.A recently published...

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    Northern Europe has more collaborative work environments than the South

    by Laura Chamberlain 28 Jul 2011
    by Laura Chamberlain 28 Jul 2011

    Managers in Northern Europe create more supportive and collaborative working environments than their Southern European counterparts, according to research from Hay...

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    UK cities becoming more expensive for expatriates

    by Laura Chamberlain 12 Jul 2011
    by Laura Chamberlain 12 Jul 2011

    UK cities have climbed the rankings of the world’s most expensive cities for expatriates to live in, according to research...

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