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By Staff Report
Apr. 10, 2006
| One World, One Workforce By Fay Hansen | ||
| Finding, developing and keeping talent is a global business challenge. This report looks at how leading companies accomplish their workforce goals. | ||
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| The Last Word On the skids in Detroit Unions and management | In the Mail Sullivan’s motivation model Readers comment on Dr. John Sullivan’s new column. | ||
| The High Cost of Verification Employer tab for immigration status checks put $10 to $50 per employee. Fighting for the high ground: Wal-Mart brings Andrew Young to its battle with labor unions. Data Bank: The case for training. Hot List: Top HR consultants. And more. | ||
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| Retirement Benefits A warming trend at aerospace corp. The company needed to revive its long-frozen defined-benefit program to attract and retain engineers and other skilled workers. The challenge was switching without sending costs into the stratosphere. | ||
| Recruitment Oil-sands boom fueling perks From air commuting to housing assistance, firms are spending big to draw workers to Alberta’s hinterlands. There are attempts to keep labor costs under control. | ||
| Global Recruiting H-1B Visa limits bearing down Observers say firms are being forced to drop key projects or offshore more work. A proposal to raise the cap on H-1B visas could provide a measure of relief | ||
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