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    Prepare a contingency plan now for staff military call-up

    by Personnel Today 19 Nov 2002
    by Personnel Today 19 Nov 2002

    Employers must put in some forward planning to cover key skills if employees who are reservists receive the call to arms in Iraq

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    Training roundup

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    by Personnel Today 19 Nov 2002

    This week’s training roundup
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    Employers urged to plan for war against Iraq

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    by Personnel Today 8 Nov 2002

    UK
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    Victory disease

    by Personnel Today 5 Nov 2002
    by Personnel Today 5 Nov 2002

    'You can never have too much of a good thing' is often quoted, but from Churchill to Nixon it has, alas, never been true. And nowhere is this more evident than in business, where success actually breeds failure. Paul Simpson outlines six classic symptoms of this growing epidemic

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    Workplace issues

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    A monthly review of the latest business data by Sara Costello

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    by Personnel Today 1 Nov 2002

    Cendant Mobility answers questions on intercultural training
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    Curtain up on HR

    by Personnel Today 1 Nov 2002
    by Personnel Today 1 Nov 2002

    After a period in the wilderness following the collapse of the Soviet Union, Russia is beginning to take HR seriously. Ben Hooson reports

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    The hard sell

    by Personnel Today 29 Oct 2002
    by Personnel Today 29 Oct 2002

    HR is failing to get the message of its crucial role over to the board. We asked three advertising agencies how they would tackle the issue. By Philip Boucher and Liz Simpson

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    Army reservists could be called up next week

    by Personnel Today 23 Oct 2002
    by Personnel Today 23 Oct 2002

    Britain
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    The hard sell

    by Personnel Today 1 Oct 2002
    by Personnel Today 1 Oct 2002

    HR often feels under-valued as a profession, so how can it successfully be sold to the board? Compiled and written by Scott Beagrie, Philip Boucher, Liz Simpson and Ed Peters

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    Want to bid for HR-focused jobs

    by Personnel Today 24 Sep 2002
    by Personnel Today 24 Sep 2002

    With 15 years’ military instructor (pilot) experience, and 10 years’
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    War with Iraq may damage business

    by Personnel Today 17 Sep 2002
    by Personnel Today 17 Sep 2002

    Businesses are bracing themselves for the consequences of war in the Middle
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    The Work Foundation Award for Organisational Change

    by Personnel Today 10 Sep 2002
    by Personnel Today 10 Sep 2002

    The Work Foundation continues the mission of The Industrial Society to improve the quality and productivity of UK working life. Our unique understanding of the importance of nurturing and developing human capital, enables us to work with our clients to bring about in-depth sustainable change, through our distinctive brand of research and consultancy, and leadership and coaching programmes.

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    9/11 one year on

    by Personnel Today 1 Sep 2002
    by Personnel Today 1 Sep 2002

    What long-term safety
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    In the line of fire

    by Personnel Today 1 Sep 2002
    by Personnel Today 1 Sep 2002

    The
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