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    Olympic dream job stumbles at the first hurdle

    by Georgina Fuller 13 Dec 2005
    by Georgina Fuller 13 Dec 2005

    The Interim Olympic Development Authority (ODA) risks missing out on the best HR talent because it has undervalued the role of head of HR for the 2012 Games in London, senior HR figures have warned.

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    HR professionals content with career choice

    by Personnel Today 13 Dec 2005
    by Personnel Today 13 Dec 2005

    Most HR practitioners say that if they could do it all again, HR would still be their chosen profession.Findings from...

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    Guru’s annual round-up

    by Personnel Today 13 Dec 2005
    by Personnel Today 13 Dec 2005

    They say a week is a long time in politics. So you can imagine how long a year in HR is to one with as jaundiced an eye as Guru. Yours Truly takes you on a whistle-stop tour of the past 12 months...

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    71.5 million reasons why Personnel Today is HR’s number one

    by Personnel Today 13 Dec 2005
    by Personnel Today 13 Dec 2005

    As 2005 comes to a close, Personnel Today is celebrating one of its best ever years.

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    Top job round-up 2005

    by Personnel Today 13 Dec 2005
    by Personnel Today 13 Dec 2005

    As this is Personnel Today’s last issue for 2005, Careerwise has decided to take a look back at the pearls...

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    The Olympic Games

    by Personnel Today 13 Dec 2005
    by Personnel Today 13 Dec 2005

    The London Development Agency has announced that it is recruiting for an Olympic head of HR (as reported on page...

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    This is the year that was

    by Personnel Today 13 Dec 2005
    by Personnel Today 13 Dec 2005

    In 2005, Personnel Today produced a host of useful articles - all now available online at PersonnelToday.com. Below we list them by subject, complete with their URLs.

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    Race for top Olympics HR job gets off to a false start

    by Georgina Fuller 13 Dec 2005
    by Georgina Fuller 13 Dec 2005

    Recruitment for one of HR's most prestigious jobs is struggling to get off the starting blocks.

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    Top job: Claire Jefferies

    by Personnel Today 6 Dec 2005
    by Personnel Today 6 Dec 2005

    Claire Jefferies is head of HR at credit management services firm Intrum Justitia

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    On the move

    by Personnel Today 6 Dec 2005
    by Personnel Today 6 Dec 2005

    Jenny Watson has been appointed as chairwoman of the Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC)

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    Blair urges business leaders to get involved in training young people

    by Georgina Fuller 6 Dec 2005
    by Georgina Fuller 6 Dec 2005

    Prime minister Tony Blair has urged business leaders in the UK to get more involved in developing the skills of young people

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    Trends: job-hopping

    by Kirstie Redford 6 Dec 2005
    by Kirstie Redford 6 Dec 2005

    Recent Investors in People (IiP) research among 1,600 employers found that nearly a quarter of UK staff expect to spend a year or less in their job, and almost half plan to move on within less than three years

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    News in brief

    by Personnel Today 6 Dec 2005
    by Personnel Today 6 Dec 2005

    Barren outlook for women; Wage rises backed by TUC; Seek out the surveys

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    Different department but still the same old problems to deal with

    by Personnel Today 6 Dec 2005
    by Personnel Today 6 Dec 2005

    HR professionals and marketers have many things in common - one of them being a concern about how their profession is viewed

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    Yule need luck to win our festive gift

    by Personnel Today 29 Nov 2005
    by Personnel Today 29 Nov 2005

    We are giving away two very classy stockings filled with gifts.

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