Posted By:  zephyr Posted On:  Oct 25, 2008	Bahamians look to practice to make things perfect
NASSAU, Bahamas: It seems the Bahamas national workforce has a thirst for self betterment with half saying they want further training from their employers in order to develop their skills according to the latest research released by Sandals Royal Bahamian. The survey, which asked local...... [view]

Posted By:  vanessamason Posted On:  Jul 30, 2008	Gen Y and global health: Not a match made in heaven
What would you think if a job that you were interested in asked you to work for free for at least six months to a year before even considering applying? And not only work for free, but also work abroad? Would you jump at the opportunity? This is a basic expectation of most entry level jobs...... [view]

Posted By:  zephyr Posted On:  May 29, 2008	HIV/AIDS In The Workplace
Highlight On AIDS In The Workplace: By Tameka Lundy - Nassau, Bahamas: As the International Labour Organization [ILO] commends the Caribbean region for new programmes to root out workplace discrimination against HIV/AIDS infected persons, in The Bahamas trade union activists say they...... [view]

Posted By:  Avnish Posted On:  Oct 1, 2007	Karnataka police formulate a workplace policy on HIV/AIDS
Karnataka police formulate a workplace policy on HIV/AIDS http://www.infochangeindia.org/features447.jsp By Deepanjali Bhas The Karnataka State Police has become the first state police department in India to formally unveil a comprehensive and detailed Workplace Policy on HIV/AIDS. But will...... [view]

Posted By:  qnp Posted On:  Jul 2, 2007	What do you look for in a workplace?
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Carnegie Young People Initiative International Reports

Submitted By:   rstrivedi Author Name:  Carnegie United Kingdom Trust Published:  0000-00-00

Website:  http://cypi.carnegieuktrust.org.uk/cypi/publications/international_reports   Description:   International reports empowering children and young people to work well with adults and organizations. CYPI works to support not only children and young people, but practitioners and organizations seeking to change the way they work. Bringing about the cultural change necessary to help children and young people realise their rights requires new partnerships and new ways of thinking and acting, and CYPI exists to lead these changes.   [view]