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- @moorehn I'm wary of aquisitions in general: flipchartfairytales.wordpress.com/2009/03/09/llo… 1 hour ago
- @MervynDinnen @TattooedHR Blog had its 2nd highest hit rate yesterday but not many comments. 1 hour ago
- My discovery on #WessexDay - Wikipedia has pages in Anglo-Saxon! ang.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Englaland HT @holland_tom 1 hour ago
- Seems to be little relationship between blog hit rate and number of comments these days. 3 hours ago
- @MervynDinnen @ladyloki Better UKIP win a small district council and mess it up before anyone elects them to anything important. 3 hours ago
- @MervynDinnen @ladyloki That's what buggered the BNP. People elected them to the council and found they were completely clueless. 3 hours ago
- @path_dependent So they replace 'non-jobs' with self-employed non-businesses, supported by in-work benefits. Genius! :-) 4 hours ago
- @MervynDinnen @ladyloki One of the defectors in Northamptonshire was in my year at school. 4 hours ago
- @oldshep Interesting. OECD says Canada one of the few countries with less employment protection than UK. Does your research bear that out? 4 hours ago
- RT @oldshep: Ten interesting facts about Canadian employment law (XpertHR - Employment Intelligence) xperthr.co.uk/blogs/employme… #hr #emplaw 4 hours ago
- @ladyloki Yep. 4 hours ago
- @tweetyaca @Crispian_Jago Thank you. Now corrected. 4 hours ago
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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Why yes-men get promoted
What is the purpose of newspaper columnists? Simple, says Chris Dillow, they exist to reinforce the views of their readers. Bloggers spend hours pulling apart their articles and refuting their arguments but there is really no point. Criticizing a newspaper … Continue reading
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There is no such thing as a safe bank
As the date of the ICB’s final report gets closer, calls for a break up of the banks get louder. There is even an online petition for it now. Some good arguments have been put forward for a 21st Century … Continue reading
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