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13 March 2010
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When budgets are tight you have to target training with precision to get the best return on investment

When budgets are tight you have to target training with precision to get the best return on investment

Richard Barkey, 10 March 2010

 

As we emerge from recession, employees who have been sitting tight for...

 
Why has coaching held up in recession as discretionary development activity has been cut?

Why has coaching held up in recession as discretionary development activity has been cut?

Alison Carter, 09 March 2010

 

There is nothing more important in Britain's boardrooms than recession and recovery....

 
The state we are in: how the field of people and organisational and development has contributed to this and how might it help us get out of it?

The state we are in: how the field of people and organisational and development has contributed to this and how might it help us get out of it?

Holly Crane, 08 March 2010

 

The definition of organisational development has evolved over time, from a rather...

 
HR directors can play a part in helping politicians devise a tax system to secure everyone's future.

HR directors can play a part in helping politicians devise a tax system to secure everyone's future.

David Fairhurst, 01 March 2010

 

Academy award-winning British writer and director Christopher Hampton famously observed that "asking...

 
Worker representation is a mess

Worker representation is a mess

Will Hutton, 01 March 2010

 

Employees resort to employment tribunals when there's no effective collective worker voice.

 
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