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applies his numerous credentials, including his service to Mercer University-Atlanta as an Associate Professor of Human Resources/Management, in Workplace Learning: Principles and Practice, an in-depth exploration of learning in the workplace written especially for HRD practitioners and adult educators in the dynamic modern world. Perhaps by a miracle, in response to repeated efforts made by the indefatigable Isaac Sequeira, as well as other longstanding Centre friends such as Professor Amrik Singh of New Delhi, the HRD, in December 2002, announced its decision to take over the Centre and run it as an "Inter-University Centre" for International Studies. A newsletter about HRD issues could use government data on EEOC violations by SIC code to produce a series of different personalized buckslips that discuss the most common EEOC pitfalls in each industry. |
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