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Quick Takes: February 12, 2008
  

Quick Takes — February 12, 2008


A Digest of Workforce Management News and Events

Too Little, Too Late?: Reeling from news that one of its own faces multiple charges, the Department of Children and Families plans to review employee hiring.
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Keep Them Busy: Employees who don’t take interest in their work are more disgruntled than others, even those who are overworked, survey says.
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Wearing Green Collars: Renewable-energy companies forecast spectacular job growth, inspiring creative new benefits.
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Companies Unprepared: Most succession planning aims to replace senior management, a report concludes.
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Notching Interviews: California startup unveils new approach to job boards.
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First Article: Child-Porn Arrest Spurs Criminal Checks at Florida Agency


           
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