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WMUR News 9 Daybreak December 21, 2015 - Vimarsana News

WMUR News 9 Daybreak December 21, 2015

Plowed along the strip in las vegas. Witnessing say it crashed in to the crowd a second time. Now wmur news 9 daybreak. Erin good morning to you on this monday. Thanks for joining us today. Im erin fehlau. It looks like were in for some record warmth come the holiday. Kevin skarupa with a look at that. Thursday. Its a chilly start. It is a gradual process. We have plenty of clouds this morning. There will be a building breeze out of the southwest today. We cant rule out a passing shower up north, temperatures through the afternoon with a lot of drier hours mixed in getting anywhere from the 40...

Quiet hiring: Why bosses are recruiting workers from within ranks - Vimarsana News

Quiet hiring: Why bosses are recruiting workers from within ranks

Faced with the need for new and developing skills, many employers are retraining their own workers rather than recruit externally. Read on.

Quiet hiring: Why bosses are recruiting workers from within ranks - Vimarsana News

Quiet hiring: Why bosses are recruiting workers from within ranks

Faced with the need for new and developing skills, many employers are retraining their own workers rather than recruit externally. Read on.

Quiet hiring: Why managers are recruiting from their own ranks - Vimarsana News

Quiet hiring: Why managers are recruiting from their own ranks

London Business School academic Lynda Gratton spends her time advising employers about how to better organise their workforce. But she no longer thinks much...

Rangitāne ancestor Whatonga sculpture disfigured by vandals - Vimarsana News

Rangitāne ancestor Whatonga sculpture disfigured by vandals

A six-metre-tall statue in the Manawatu Gorge has been attacked by vandals who used steel-cutting equipment to cut off its phallus.

Source: rnz.co.nz