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Achieving Investigation Mastery

With workplace conflict evidently an unavoidable part of working life, HR professionals and management clearly need to be confident in their own conflict management skills. More importantly they need to take action to ensure that managers have the skills and awareness to step in and intervene at an early stage, as soon as the first signs of conflict emerge.

Nearly half of HR practitioners say they have to manage conflict in the workplace continually or frequently, with sickness absence, staff turnover and bullying being the most likely result where disputes escalate.

Check out Achieving Investigation Mastery at eternalpotential.com

What are the benefits of Achieving Investigation Mastery (AIM) and Conflict Resolution Training?

  • Save time and money spent on investigations,
  • Happier staff with increased productivity
  • Increase interventions and use of mediation
  • Reduce the number of unnecessary disciplinary procedures.
  • Reduce time spent on disciplinary investigations.
  • Reduced sickness rate – save money of staff replacement & sick pay
  • Increase success rate at tribunals
  • Reduce feeling of bullying and harassment within the workplace.

You can also drastically reduce risk of tribunals – From April 2009 you would pay around £80,000 if you were found not to have prevented or effectively dealt with bullying or harassment – there is no upper limit on stress.

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Performance and Life Coaching

A new Performance and Life Coaching site has just appeared on the web at astrocoachingonline.com.

This exciting new site provides a source of powerful personal development opportunities which can help you change your life for the better, and forever. The top three issues for which clients seek help are time management, career and business. Astrocoaching mentors listen to you and give posative motivation and confidential honest feedback.

Check them out at astrocoachingonline.com

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Street Fun in London

Check out this amazing mapping site Seety which allows you to have a visual tour round London. Just click on a point on the map and view the scene at that location! When the picture appears click and drag to look around. Use the compass or the keyboard’s arrow keys to navigate round the streets.

Please note that some routes do not appear to have been mapped, so you may see a black screen or what looks like a spooky disembodied error message. Just click somewhere else on the map.

If the novelty wears off, you can also reverse round the streets watching the traffic following the camera car. Have fun!

Click here to visit Seety

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What would you do if you were a millionaire?

Have you ever wondered what you would do if you became a millionaire? Would you like to learn how to make your business successful and find out? Is your business booming, but you would like to know how to enjoy your wealth?

You already know how to make money, but you may have thought you could never be wealthy. Do you know that the secret to wealth is not really a secret at all? You need a good idea, coupled with patience and persistence; you need a really good team around you to help you build your dream; you need the opportunity to model yourself on the best in the world. So what do you have to do next?

First watch this video…

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To learn the secret of success in the current financial climate you need to take massive action now. Best of all, it won’t cost you or your company a thing.

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LHC Computing Award for Intel and Oracle

Intel and Oracle received the prestigious LHC Computing Award from CERN Director General, Robert Aymar, in recognition of their outstanding contribution to Large Hadron Collider (LHC) computing.

The LHC which is the world’s largest particle accelerator, is expected to produce more than 15 million Gigabytes of data each year which will be stored and analysed via the Worldwide LHC Computing Grid (WLCG).  This ambitious project connects and combines the IT power of more than 140 computer centres in 33 countries.

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London tube faces £3bn black hole

The London underground network is facing a funding gap of more than £3bn as the cost of repairing the tube system spirals out of control.

An assessment of the tube network’s financial needs published this morning outlined a financial black hole of up to £1.4bn on a third of the capital’s underground lines

London tube faces £3bn black hole | Business | guardian.co.uk.