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- A new survey has revealed that over three-quarters of the UK workforce wants to ‘break free’ from their jobs and go it alone. |
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- Aggressive or threatening e-mails sent out to staff can create office negativity and even make workers ill, according to research. |
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- Job satisfaction in 2004 appears to be at an all-time low as one of the UK's leading online recruitment website reports record hits on its site. |
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- The NHS is setting up a new employers' organisation as part of the Department of Health's (DoH) ongoing change management programme. |
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- The Office for National Statistics has published a new set of guidelines to help develop more consistency when collecting data on ethnic diversity across the UK. |
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- Pew Internet & American Life Project looked at Internet use including religious use and here were their conclusions:30% of Internet users have sought religious information online as of November 2002.That represents growth of 94%, from 18 million who had sought... |
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- I'll be there on business from 17 to 22 January if anyone wants to say hello. Martin Shepherdly ...call me Mr Live Find out about Ecademy Live here |
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- I'll be there on business from 17 to 22 January if anyone wants to say hello. Martin Shepherdly ...call me Mr Live Find out about Ecademy Live here |
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- TietoEnator has acquired 95.5 % of the share capital in Inveos AG effective from 31st December 2003. |
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- The clock is counting down. I have roughly six days left at work. I'm so glad I could cry. Sometimes I do. A manager asked to speak with me today. |
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- If Howard Dean becomes President, will he be any more legitimate than George W. Bush? Not if there's anything to these explosive charges by Gephardt and Kerry that Dean's team is encouraging out-of-state voters to vote in the Iowa caucus. |
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- On the page that you fill out for a classified postings,there |
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- We just purchased a Branson 200 ultrasonic cleaner. Not sure |
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- The company wants to interview a half dozen Oracle executives involved in support and applications for its California lawsuit against Oracle for alleged unfair business practices. |
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- The company wants to interview a half dozen Oracle executives involved in support and applications for its California lawsuit against Oracle for alleged unfair business practices. |
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- The Comics Journal: ¡Journalista! has a piece about Borders brining category management to its graphic novels sections, just as it... |
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- While the U.S. space program is still celebrating its most recent success, protests have already erupted decrying the American occupation of Mars. "This is just another attempt by the war mongers in the Bush administration to import its ideals onto a society that doesn[base ']t want them," said protest organizer Janine Garofalo. "I am sure that Wolfowitz and Rumsfeld are behind this. |
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- Lou Rosenfeld has written a blog entry on information architecture as intellectual property. To quote: And down the road, we might start seeing enterprises take their information architecture a bit more seriously, seeking to establish it as intellectual property treated... |
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- Lou Rosenfeld has written a blog entry on information architecture as intellectual property. To quote: And down the road, we might start seeing enterprises take their information architecture a bit more seriously, seeking to establish it as intellectual property treated... |
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- Patrice Lauzon and Marie-France Dubreuil perform the Austrian Waltz. (CP /Frank Gunn) (Click for Large Photo) [ytop: 2, +marie +perform] |
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- PHILADELPHIA - When research chemist Barry Lange was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2001, his wife jokingly asked why he couldn't have been a plumber. |
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- I know its been a bit quiet here lately, I've been very busy with a number of things. The MyHelpDesk work that I mentioned last week has been started but not finished yet. Hopefully I'll get back to that within the next couple of months. work looks to be very busy for the next few months, which doesn't leave much time for side projects like fixing MyHelpDesk. However, next week should see a far number of posts to the blog, because I'm off to Linux. |
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- vnunet.com Jan 8 2004 5:57PM ET... |
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- PakTribune.com Jan 8 2004 6:12PM ET... |
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- IHT Jan 8 2004 6:26PM ET... |
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- ONE News Jan 8 2004 6:32PM ET... |
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- San Jose Mercury News Jan 8 2004 6:43PM ET... |
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- Linux Magazine Jan 8 2004 5:52PM ET... |
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- Linux Magazine Jan 8 2004 5:52PM ET... |
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- Business Week Jan 8 2004 5:43PM ET... |
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- Daily News Jan 8 2004 5:54PM ET... |
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- CFCN Plus Jan 8 2004 6:04PM ET... |
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- Internet News Jan 8 2004 6:35PM ET... |
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- Dean Johnson and Robin Hartl show homeowners Bob and Kay how to add a walkway, patch-up their lawn, and enhance their landscape after a summer of remodeling leaves their yard a mess. (Part 1 of 1.) ... |
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- Dean Johnson and Robin Hartl show how to incorporate perimeter seating as they work with Buki on a new backyard deck. (Part 1 of 1.) *Please check local listings for exact airdates and times. |
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- In state-of-the-county speeches, commissioners review past year, note scope of fiscal challenges ahead |
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- Het is dus de bedoeling dat je eerst naar dit fragment luistert en het hierna zelf probeert? |
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- In 2004, many firms will put customer-facing Web services into production. But will those services be successful? We've synthesized the best and worst practices of early adopters into tips that business and information technology managers should follow to avoid common pitfalls and build killer Web services. ¬> |
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resolutions (Jan 09 2004 00:22 GMT) - Before I forget, let me quickly write down my resolutions for 2004.Be unflappable. (Try not to take it personally. Don’t get defensive. |
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- A prisoner considered to be "extremely dangerous" escaped from custody today at Oakland's Highland Hospital, and the Alameda County Sheriff's Office warns that he should be approached with caution if spotted. |
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- United States: If Nicholas Kristof's predictions for a presidential campaign bent on grovelling to the moral moronity of the loony fundie faction prove true, the we will soon be up to our eyeballs in stories from the lunatic fringe gone mainstream. Religion may preach peace and tolerance, yet it's hard to think of anything that — because of human malpractice — has been more linked to violence and malice around the world. |
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- Thu, 08 Jan 2004 14:00:00 PST |
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