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Articles in July, 2002 issue of Workforce

• Ready for the resume deluge
  by Carroll Lachnit
• Teaming up for successful solutions
• Don't fear whistle-blowers: with HR's help, principled whistle-blowers can be a company's salvation. Here is how several organizations encourage a culture where bad news can be heard and acted on before it's too late
  by Janet Wiscombe
• Former employees and trade secrets
  by D. Diane Hatch
• A poor grade for e-learning
  by Brian O'Connell
• Training transforms a region's economy: the province of New Brunswick breathed new life into a dying economy by creating 20,000 new technology jobs and training residents for them
  by Patrick J. Kiger
• Making music with a great teacher
  by Tom Terez
• Too stressed to stay?
  by Matthew T. Miklave
• The health care malaise
  by Carroll Lachnit
• Employers grapple with escalating health costs: under pressure to not cut benefits, but pressed by skyrocketing costs, employers are exploring ways to provide coverage without going bankrupt
  by Richard F. Stolz
• E-mailing your way to disaster
  by Todd Raphael
• Mailbox
• The right way to bring expats home
  by Leslie Gross Klaff
• The tale that money tells
  by Carroll Lachnit
• Benefits planning: it pays to fight cavities
• Supreme Court: seniority practices vs. accommodation request
  by D. Diane Hatch
• General rules of conduct
• Three ways to build recruiter relationships
  by Sarah Fister Gale
• Don't go by this book
  by Todd Raphael
• Hiring foreign workers in a post-9/11 world
  by Gillian Flynn