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By Staff Report
Jul. 1, 2000
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Gray Matters
A tight job market means that smart employers will increasingly relying on older workers. Here’s how to court them, keep them, and make them happy. By Dayton Fandray
Features
Legislating an IT Fix
From tax credits for training to federal matching funds, Congress is looking for ways to close the IT gap. Can new laws really solve the problem? By Paul Gilster
HR Over the Border
Mexico is home to more than 4,000 maquiladoras, or foreign-owned assembly plants. Business is booming, and so are the challenges for a U.S.-based HR executive. Here’s how to cope when your company goes south. By Brenda Paik Sunoo
Can We Talk?
It’s hard to imagine anything getting done in an organization without honest-to-goodness conversation. It’s exciting to imagine how much more could get done (and get done better) if genuine dialogue happened every work day. By Tom Terez
Departments
On the Contrary
The Coach Approach
InfoWise
Virtual Paper Cuts
The Buzz
Express Service for Nursing Moms;
Resume for Disaster
Forte
HBO Programs Partnerships for Inner-city Teens
Legal Insight
Employers Can’t Look Away from Workplace Violence
Your HR Career
Resume Wranglers
Working Wounded
Ways to Win Them Over
In Every Issue
Between the Lines
Mailbox
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