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HRM |
Wed, 10 Mar 2010
It’s a small world; and transport and communication technologies are only making it smaller. That’s great news for business, but only if multi-cultural teams work and communicate effectively with one other. Sheida Hodge may offer the secret ingredient
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HRM |
Wed, 20 Jan 2010
Weird is the new normal. So says HR Summit speaker John Putzier. The award-winning author of Weirdos in the Workplace believes it’s time to embrace diversity as an enabler for creative and innovative thinking
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Deepa Balji Jegarajah |
Tue, 08 Dec 2009
Generation Y. If they’re not moving towards their goals, they’re looking for the exit sign. Deepa Balji Jegerajah looks at the unique impact the economy’s youngest workers are having on business today
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Balli Kaur |
Fri, 04 Dec 2009
How does a Masters of Business Administration stack up against tenure at the school of hard knocks? Employers weigh the importance of so-called “book smarts” against the real world life experience on the street
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Balli Kaur,HRM |
Mon, 03 Aug 2009
Fair employment practices are the hallmarks of a great HR department, but being perfectly unbiased is easier said than done. HRM talks to the experts on maintaining equality at the hiring stage
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Balli Kaur,HRM |
Mon, 06 Jul 2009
Not quite fitting into the culture of their home, not quite the same as their parents - the children of globe-trotting expatriates are often considered to be a demographic in their own right. HRM's Balli Kaur looks at the pros and cons of hiring these "third culture kids"
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Fri, 02 Jan 2009
It has taken time, but more and more women are now taking on leadership positions in Asia and beyond. This positive trend looks set to continue but does it mean the end of career barriers for women? HRM looks at the state of the glass ceiling and asks how much longer it can survive
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HRM |
Wed, 10 Dec 2008
There is a forgotten population out there who need some help: working women who were circumstantially forced or chose to quit work. Nina Alag Suri, managing director, Rec2rec recommends what can be done to tap into these resources
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