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Talent and leadership special edition to run this week

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Join us to discover the latest thinking from a range of experts on talent issues and trends in our talent week special edition – free to download from HRreview

HRreview has launched its talent management and leadership development special edition that puts the spotlight on these key issues in the UK in 2016.

Join us to discover the latest thinking from a range of experts on talent issues and trends in our special edition download, in addition to news, analysis, polls, features, latest products from our HR shop and exclusive event discounts. Our features will be published throughout the week but, if you can’t wait until then, you can access the entire collection by downloading the special edition pdf from the Talent Week homepage.

Talent Week is brought to you in partnership with leading HR conference and training provider, Symposium. As an exclusive reward for HRreview readers, you can access your discount code for delegate passes to Symposium’s Talent Management and Leadership Development Summit 2016 by visiting the Talent Week homepage and downloading the special edition.

If you would like to find out more about our special editions, get involved in future focus weeks or provide feedback, please email [email protected]

We hope you enjoy the week.

 

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