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Human Resources Workshop: Anchoring the Business - 11/11/10It has been said the only constant in business is change. We disagree. "Anchoring the Business" workshop on Nov. 11 at VPA headquarters will provide you with tools and techniques to help recognize, retain and re-energize your company’s most critical resource -- employees.See the VPA's Virginia news portal at HeadlineVA.com
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