Managing tomorrows people

Mobile talent in 2020

HR Business Briefing: Talent mobility 2020 (July 2010)

A dramatic increase in global worker mobility is expected over the coming decade

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PwC's Mark Carter reveals key people management issues as a result of the downturn.

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Young workers look overseas

The success or failure of reward and people strategies will have a decisive impact on which organisations become tomorrow's successful brands (First published in The Irish Times Innovation magazine, January 2010)

Harnessing Generation Y’s potential

Future shock with Mark Carter (First published in Winter 2009 edition of the CIPD 'People Focus' Magazine)

Many once-powerful brands will be unable to attract top talent in the next decade – says new PricewaterhouseCoopers report

Many ‘once-powerful brands’ won’t attract talent in next decade

Firms may rue ‘knee-jerk’ redundancy decisions

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