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Thursday, 20th December, 2007 |
Knock Knock
- Who’s there?
Holly
- Holly who?
Holidays are here at last….and BLT will be feasting on figgy pudding until 2nd January. But there’s still time to apply for this cracker of a job.
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BUPA – Programme Managers - Staines
BUPA has established a new and dedicated unit to work directly with NHS Primary Care Trusts to develop and deliver healthcare commissioning. We’re looking for a number of outstanding individuals to join and strengthen our growing team. Find out more by clicking here.
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Record UK results at KPMG
KPMG Europe LLP, the professional services firm, reported that turnover in its UK operations in the year to September 30, 2007, rose to a record £1,607 million. This represents organic growth of 11 percent on the previous year. Profit for the year rose by 20 percent to £447 million.
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Management consultancy recruiter says 2008 won't be so bad
Our management consultancy columnist, Mick James, this week talks to David Lancefield, director at recruitment firm Selecture, about what recruiters expect from 2008.
Gaining an overview of the consultancy industry is more difficult than many other sectors. There are very few reliable statistics out there and getting hard information out of consultancies themselves is like getting blood out of a stone. I chat away to individual consultancies but I'm examining the wood one tree at a time and it's a bit of a self-selecting sample -- people rarely invite me down to their offices to discuss impending bankruptcy.
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Calling all consulting candidates
2 minutes is all you need to take part in our annual candidate survey. You’ll receive a full copy of the findings in the new year - providing critical insights about how best to secure a new role in consulting.
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Arthur D. Little: Delivering on the carbon margin
A new study launched today by Arthur D. Little explores the impacts of the climate change agenda on business strategy and future competitiveness. Facing the carbon challenge head-on is a critical success factor behind leading businesses in all sectors and regions of the world. This report looks at how leading businesses are delivering sustainable growth and improving brand equity through a dual approach to addressing carbon emissions and climate change in general.
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