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  1. When should purchasing be centralised?

    ... Smith, director of Shreeveport Procurement Services and former group purchasing director at NatWest, writes: The obvious answer is ...

  2. Achieving short-term savings

    A: Alf Noto, former chief operating officer of Tomorrow First, writes: I assume that the ...

  3. Contracts on suppliers’ terms

    A: Terry Dunmore, former director of supplies for the NHS in Scotland, writes: The obvious ...

  4. When should purchasing be centralised?_2

    ... Smith, director of Shreeveport Procurement Services and former group purchasing director at NatWest, writes: The obvious answer is ...

  5. Achieving short-term savings_2

    A: Alf Noto, former chief operating officer of Tomorrow First, writes: I assume that the ...

  6. Contracts on suppliers’ terms_2

    A: Terry Dunmore, former director of supplies for the NHS in Scotland, writes: The obvious ...

  7. HCL US legal proceedings dropped

    ... proceedings filed against Healthcare Locums and some of its former directors in the US have been dropped. In February, HCL reported ... proceedings were filed against the company and some of its former directors in the United States District Court for the Southern District ...

  8. Greatness in diversity

    ... FROM JULY 2014’s RECRUITER MAGAZINE A former US corporate executive visiting the UK has called for the recruitment of ...

  9. Soundbites March 2016

    ... Adrian Thomas Deputy director, Cabinet Office, and former Network Rail head of resourcing and GSK interim HR consultant ...

  10. UK & IRELAND Appointments: Lazenby to VMA

    ... Lazenby has a background in internal communications, being a former head of internal communication at insurers AXA UK and the Cabinet ... how it supports the challenges for businesses today… as a former senior practitioner, she will be well placed to advise both clients and ...

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