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The graduate market did not deteriorate as much as expected in 2009 and there are tentative signs of recovery, latest figures suggest.
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Even though the economy is no longer flat on its back, the ‘real economy’ - as experienced in the day-to-day lives of workers - is crippled Claire McCartney, CIPD adviser, organisation and resourcing
Even though the economy is no longer flat on its back, the ‘real economy’ - as experienced in the day-to-day lives of workers - is crippled
Claire McCartney, CIPD adviser, organisation and resourcing
David Cameron is falling into the trap of over-emphasising IQ and under-valuing the multiple intelligences that are likely to be as relevant as class of degree Peter Honey, chartered psychologist
David Cameron is falling into the trap of over-emphasising IQ and under-valuing the multiple intelligences that are likely to be as relevant as class of degree
Peter Honey, chartered psychologist