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Paul Howell |
Thu, 04 Mar 2010
The world is still yet to create a universal “cap and trade” market system for carbon emissions. But businesses should be using this time to prepare; and HR should be in the driver’s seat
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HRM |
Mon, 18 Jan 2010
How important is business continuity planning, given the recent H1N1 threat?
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HRM,Paul Howell |
Mon, 08 Jun 2009
Some mistakes can be learning experiences. When it comes to HR, the most fatal errors are often realised long after the learning opportunity has passed. And those consequences can stunt an organisation's long term prospects forever. HRM looks at the five costliest mistakes HR can make in the current downturn
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Mon, 03 Nov 2008
Although the current economic downturn may have HR departments looking worriedly at their budgets, experts in the field believe that now is the time for investment, not cutbacks. They say companies should be making strategic changes to promote future corporate growth and retain talent.
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HRM |
Mon, 01 Sep 2008
No one can predict the future. An executive recently said that a business that took 20 years to create could be gone in two years if it can not adapt quickly to unpredictable changes. Even with this bleak ability to predict the future, we still need to anticipate it or we become mired in the past
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Tue, 01 Jul 2008
A survey by Amadeus finds that 20% of companies in Asia do not have a fully developed security plan for employees who travel, and one in three lacks a mechanism to track their out-stationed staff
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HRM |
Thu, 01 May 2008
Experts agree that organisations must dwell on the negative side of caution when it comes to business continuity planning. Simon Hyett looks at HR's essential role and the ever present need for the update and review of every BCP, especially where your people are concerned.
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Fri, 01 Dec 2006
Agence France-Presse (AFP) often sends reporters into dangerous locations, either for a few days or longer-term. But whatever the length of stay, the news agency insists on the staff taking a thorough hostile environment training course
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