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  • 7629 results for "economic recovery"

    Training

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

    There is nothing more important in Britain's boardrooms than recession and recovery. Different companies and sectors have seen varying degrees of cost-cutting.

    Alison Carter
    09 Mar 2010 Features

    Building resilience among workers in the economic upturn

    Organisations are increasingly running workshops and training to build resilience among staff who have survived the cuts, but are having to do the work of more people in the upturn. Is the concept...

    Peter Crush
    02 Jan 2014 Features
    Employee engagement strategy

    Small investments in employee engagement could reap big economic returns

    Employers who invest 10% in employee engagement strategies can increase company profits by £2,700 a year, a study suggests.

    Gabriella Jozwiak
    05 Feb 2014 News

    CIPD: employees lose faith that reward reflects how hard they work

    Employees have lost faith that pay and reward will accurately reflect how hard they work, as economic realities bite, according to a report from the CIPD.

    David Woods
    03 Jan 2012 News
    Legislation

    CBI report calls for flexible working and removal of regulations that hinder creation of new jobs

    The CBI today (Monday) unveiled a package of measures to ensure Britain's labour market is best placed to sustain businesses and jobs during the recovery.

    David Woods
    21 Jun 2010 News
    Advertising

    Job fortunes reveal a wide economic gulf between the 'winners and losers' in Europe, reports FedEE

    The labour market in Germany is in better shape than many other European Union member states, whilst the labour markets in Spain and Poland remain very weak, according to the Federation of European...

    David Woods
    18 Jul 2012 News
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