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Worlds AIDs Day, Some Facts You Should Know

Post author By Godinterest
Post date November 30, 2017

World AIDS Day: 'My Health, My Right'

It’s hard living with a stigma. It’s not what people say, but what they don’t say. It’s the knowing smiles, and the sheepish looks that all add up to a feeling of accusation.

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BPS World Research Highlights Challenges Facing Employers in 2017 Following Brexit

Post author By George Brzozowski
Post date January 12, 2017

Global resourcing specialist BPS World has warned that one of the main challenges facing employers in the UK in 2017 will be the impact of Brexit on the ability to attract talent.

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Project Graham: The Ugly Face of Road Safety

Post author By Godinterest
Post date July 23, 2016
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Meet Graham the only person designed to survive on our roads. Australia’s Transport Accident Commission and agency Clemenger BBDO Melbourne created a figure ‘with bodily features that could be present in humans if they had been designed to withstand today’s high-impact road traumas.