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HR Headmistress Kate Russell tackles the problem of London 2012-itis, AKA absenteeism. Here's how to ensure that the Games don't end up being an Olympic-sized headache for your business...
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Anyone could have predicted chaos on London's transport system - but now workers are being asked to 'oil the creaking bike' to get to work during the Olympics...
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