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David Woods, 23 Oct 2009

HR magazine has created a Linked In group for HR professionals.

HR magazine has formed a group on social networking site Linked in so HR professionals can discuss the issues that really matter in the industry.

We will also feed all our news and opinion pieces onto the site so readers can keep up to date with trends and issues in the employee benefits, employment law, learning and development, recruitment, talent and CSR sectors.

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