Where's the talent, asks writer and trainer John Charlton as he watches the latest package on talent management
John Charlton
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This issue, trainer and writer John Charlton leafs through a useful new guide to assessing NVQs
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When organisational psychologist Mary Sherry wrote in a national newspaper last month that female managers were far more likely to bully staff than male ones it triggered a large reader response - almost all backing her view.
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One in five working women have had sex at work, claims a survey by WorldWIT, a 35,000-member online community.
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Recruiting via video conferencing technology is likely to increase as UK organisations look overseas for suitable candidates, but employers must address the various issues this process raises
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Tempus fugit for writer and trainer
John Charlton as he reads through the
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Lies, omissions and inaccuracies on CVs are on the increase, but this is good news for the UK’s pre-employment screening and vetting agencies.
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The deployment of army reservists in Iraq requires a balancing act between the employee's right to be reinstated on their return, and the employer's right to protect its business interests. John Charlton reports on the state of play so far