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The world in your hands?

.... 15 "Although secondments can look like a neat solution on paper, there is the human aspect to consider. Which employee will make the best impression? Who'll manage to cope with the upheaval? If you let them go, will they come back?" it's probably a safe bet they've made sure he's getting paid in Euros rather than dollars. Other secondees might (without much prompting) compare themselves to Becks, at least when it comes to career progression. They might not get on to Capello's teamsheet, but the skills and contacts acquired on secondment could be invaluable in terms of career development. Second...

Magazine issue | 8 Jan 2010
Perk of the job? Managing the risks faced by loneworkers

... with high organic carbon content to no longer be disposed of to landfill; and n all outputs from hazardous waste treatment facilities to be classified and coded in accordance with the Classification and Coding Guidance. 12810 As of June 2008, the part of the REACh Regulations that establishes the European Chemicals Agency will become operational. Suppliers will be obliged to carry out an inventory and identify where in the supply chain the chemicals come from. Under the REACH system, industry will have to: n submit information to the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) on the hazardous properties o...

Magazine issue | 5 Jun 2008