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Overview of CIPD surveys: a barometer of HR trends and prospects 2006
HR practice
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Business partnering
Corporate and HR strategy
Diversity and equality
Flexible working practices
Hours and holidays
HR trends
Human capital
Induction
International HR
Labour turnover
Learning, training and development
Pay and reward
Personnel records
Recruitment and talent management
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Survey Report
Date
January 2006
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Presents the key findings from each of CIPD’s 2005 surveys and outlines the challenges facing HR practitioners in 2006. Includes a summary of key findings which can be read as a human capital report for UK plc.
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