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I've been at my company for three years, and my line manager has just announced that she's leaving. I know I'd be perfect for the role, but my firm is desperate to appoint someone from outside, as they want to attract new blood.
Nestle has caused confusion among right-on activists with its new fair-trade coffee.
The Saab 9-3 SportWagon is no sports car, but there's a dynamic flourish to its lines
I work for a marketing company, and a long-time client has asked me whether I'd be interested in doing some freelance work on the side.
The HR administration where I work is really lax. No-one keeps track of how much holiday we've taken. I strongly suspect that one of my colleagues is playing the system and taking more holiday than he is allowed.
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I've just taken a new job in a company I thought would look good on my CV, and I hate it.
Sir Michael Bishop. I'd start my business career later and probably go to university.
Events organisers should recognise that guests turn up just to network and play.
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