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The Seven Deadly Sins of Employment

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The Seven Deadly Sins of Employment
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Publisher: BookBoon
ISBN-13: 9788776818746
Number of pages: 58

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This book is a useful guide for those who are new to HR or managing teams. The Seven Deadly Sins of Employment takes the reader through the employment life cycle from recruitment to termination of employment. It sets out the main processes and risks and provides practical guidance and help.

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