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  1. Negotiate contracts like crisis negotiators

    ... situations involving life and death. So to learn more about negotiations, instead of turning to the business books, I went to ... the gap between emotionality and rationality leading to a more collaborative approach to solving the problem. Voice tone influences how ...

  2. Onward and upward

    ... Executive, a newcomer to the FAST 50, is a clear winner — more than 20 percentage points ahead of the runner-up. Although Walker is ... adds Walker. “This is an area that we would expect to grow more quickly [than interim or executive search].” Offering an integrated ...

  3. Move workers around to increase creativity, says research

    ... creativity and get their front-line staff contributing more solutions to organisational problems should consider moving everyone ... are exchanged between company sites, they contribute more valuable ideas, according to new research from the Rotterdam School of ...

  4. Great barrier grief

    ... areas of compliance. However, this means that it is even more important than usual to keep up to date. The right questions ... on employees. The operation of a payroll has become far more complex in recent years, as the government seems to take the view that in ...

  5. First hurdle cleared towards union recognition for Tempay employees at Marks & Spencer site

    ... warehouse workers directly employed by Wincanton receive more than £2 an hour more than those employed by Tempay, who because of the use of the Swedish ...

  6. Volt charged with 3M task

    ... one of the largest 3M subsidiaries outside the US, employing more than 3,500 people across 17 locations, including 12 manufacturing sites. ... applications for the 60 positions. “In the first year we more than doubled the number of applications to 7,000,” said Stilgoe proudly. ...

  7. Glue for the brew

    ... long term, we should be able to make the supply chain much more slick - for instance, taking stock out and looking at replenishment rather ... 50 per cent. The remaining suppliers tend to be working much more closely with us - we have moved to working less with wholesalers and more ...

  8. Time to use the nuclear option?

    ... to take injunctive relief (see below), the courts are more inclined to grant such powerful orders if the claimant acts quickly. ... of wrong doing that may be held on those systems. More often than not, the key evidence is found on the computers rather than ...

  9. The double advantage from innovation

    ... Conference in London that he wants front-line troops to have more of the latest technology faster, even if development is not complete. It ... designs. A manufacturer with research capability may be more inclined to bargain with a client over copyright in return for guaranteed ...

  10. Predicting the success of a candidate

    ... not expected to produce and deliver to the same extent as more tenured members of the organisation. By evaluating our 11behaviourial ... efficient to effective recruiting, organisations have to do more than bring in good candidates who will add value. They have to be able to ...

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