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Study: Using vacation time in Germany 37 percent of Germans working full time did not take the entire length of…
Part-time jobs in the Czech Republic still lagging "Part-time jobs are in," writes Finance.cz. The server presents the latest…
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Study: A quarter of Czechs connects to social networks at work A quarter of the 53 percent of Czechs who have access to the Internet at…
Lloyds moves HR to a lower position Angie Risley, the HR Director of the British banking group Lloyds (Lloyds…
Study: How to connect your business strategy with workforce How to transform business strategy into the workforce and skills that your…
