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Ex-reality TV contestant praises supportive recruitment firm in coping with fame
... you for that level of attention and exposure. “What I will say is the Britain’s Got Talent behind the scenes staff ...
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Thrown in at the deep end
... person to another,” he says. “Our clients have no idea what it is, whether it is a motoring organisation or a police force in Northern ...
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OGC role confused
... central deals. If using the OGC deals is not mandatory, then what real negotiating power is achievable? In terms of The Buying Agency, how ...
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OGC role confused_2
... central deals. If using the OGC deals is not mandatory, then what real negotiating power is achievable? In terms of The Buying Agency, how ...
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OGC role confused_3
... central deals. If using the OGC deals is not mandatory, then what real negotiating power is achievable? In terms of The Buying Agency, how ...
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Intent letters fraught with problems, institute warns
... • Risk management: purchasers need to develop a “what if” attitude that should be integral to all strategic purchasing. They ...
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Firefighting has changed - assessment should move with the times
... To compare recruitment with technology: what would happen if today’s firefighters were using the same equipment as ...
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The labour of love
... hired vehicles driven by friends and family. And that is what Valentine’s Day is all about in the floral industry, says Carey. ... amount of labour, material and transport, we can draw on what we want, when we need it. And we work closely with our suppliers so they ...
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Ask the expert: September 2017
... that: Tangible values: don’t just write down what they are. Find a way to meaningfully measure how you perform against them. ...
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Soundbites _4
... with social networking I am able to get a better feel of what makes a candidate tick - not just from a professional perspective. More ...