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  • 7620 results for "economic recovery"

    Financial education

    How HR can support staff with pensions worries

    The current economic climate means there has never been a greater need for HR to be supporting their workforce with practical financial solutions that are affordable and make an impact. With inflation...

    Steve Butler
    21 Oct 2022 Comment
    Legislation

    London Chamber of Commerce fears BA strike could damage London's competitiveness

    The proposed British Airways strikes could damage the UK's recovery plans, according to the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI).

    David Woods
    15 Mar 2010 News
    other content

    Insider fraud - is it ever preventable?

    Is it any wonder given the economic uncertainty that a culture of fear and mistrust is growing across employee groups? People simply don't believe the rhetoric pronounced by their leaders and this...

    Bernadette Palmer
    04 Mar 2011 News
    Legislation

    Treat employees fairly during the downturn to ensure they won't hit the road in the upturn

    Harsh new economic realities mean that we are witnessing the re-emergence of a master-servant relationship in the workplace, not because laws have changed to return us to Victorian values, but because...

    David Woods
    14 Apr 2009 Features
    Skills

    Regions need more control over skills and employment

    The government has been urged to give regional economies in the UK greater autonomy over skills and employment in order to create grassroots recovery strategies following the pandemic.

    Emma Greedy
    03 Nov 2020 News
    Training

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

    As we emerge from recession, employees who have been sitting tight for a couple of years are starting to look for new opportunities. The financial impact of losing a good performer is significant, so...

    Richard Barkey
    10 Mar 2010 Features
    Advertising

    The missing piece of the recruitment puzzle: selecting for strengths

    With no miraculous recovery evident in the economy, we seem set for years of slow growth and raised unemployment levels. So where does this leave recruiters?

    Paul Brewerton
    28 Feb 2012 Features
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