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Providing competitive advantage should be the ultimate objective of everything HR does; asking "How does this help our business compete better in its market?" should be a frequent question. This books explores the seven pillars of being HR Ready and asks what HR organisations need to do to be fully prepared for a post-recessionary world that is unpredictable and uncertain. HR Ready goes beyond meeting the demands of today and looks at how HR functions get ready for tomorrow, next week, next month and beyond. Are you HR Ready?

Strong writing skills are an essential ingredient to succeeding in your law degree. Packed full ofpractical tips and advice, Legal Writing Skills will help you to develop the ability to research,write and present your law assignments with clarity and confidence. Discover:? Top tips on answering problem questions;? What law lecturers mean by ‘critical analysis’ and how to incorporate it into your essays;? Practical advice on developing analytical and critical writing skills, legal reasoning andconducting legal research;? Real life examples of sample writing with commentary so you can see what makes astrong piece of written work and how to avoid common pitfalls;? Numerous examples which show how to apply the principles in the book to your ownwriting.

Human Rights Law creates controversy, contention and counter-point like few other legal areas. Human Rights and Civil Liberties is a clear and comprehensive guide to this rapidly developing subject, and covers the enforcement of human rights and civil liberties generally, before examining the protection of specific areas of civil liberties in domestic law including (among others): the right to life, freedom of expression; the right to demonstrate; privacy; and freedom from torture. The book places the study of the subject within the context of the passing and implementation of the Human Rights Act 1998 and the principles and case law of the European Convention on Human Rights, providing you with an unrivalled framework to deepen your understanding of the area

Masonic LOI Minutes book (162 pages). NOTE - This is not skeleton style (ie, it is not intended to have items "stuck in"). Item is "perfect bound", and therefore additional items can break the spine. This is intended to be handwrote into only. Please see page previews. One page per meeting.

Mark Masonic Declaration book. Custom versions including logo and lodge name can be created on request from the author (for an additional cost of course). As can versions for Royal Arch or other side degrees. Declaration Book to record details of new initiates, including declaration itself, signature, profession and address of initiate and the date of their signature, as well as space for witness to sign, dates etc Book is hardback, and printed on A5 with space for 100 initiates.

Masonic declaration book. This should be suitable to all needs (including amendment to joining age of 18, reduced from 21). Custom versions including logo and lodge name can be created on request from the author (for an additional cost of course). As can versions for Royal Arch or other side degrees. Declaration book to record details of new initiates, including declaration itself, signature, profession and address of initiate and the date of their signature, as well as space for witness to sign. Dates are also recorded in this book for date of Initiation, Passing and Raising, as well as the date the certificate is received. Book is hard back, and measures A5 with space for 100 initiates. Other books are available elsewhere, but ours represents excellent value for money and is a quality book already used by many Lodges.

'The extraordinary story of one of the most audacious escape attempts of the Second World War' Dan SnowIn Northern Poland in 1940, at the Nazi war camp Stalag XX-A, two men struck up an unlikely friendship that was to lead to one of the most daring and remarkable wartime escape stories ever told.Antony Coulthard was the privately educated son of wealthy parents and he had a first-class honours degree in modern languages from Oxford. Fred Foster was the son of a bricklayer from Nottinghamshire - he had left school with no qualifications aged 14.This seemingly mismatched young pair bonded in the prison camp, and hatched a plan to disguise themselves as advertising executives working for Siemens. They would simply walk out of the camp, board a train - and head straight into the heart of Nazi Germany. Which is precisely what they did.Their route into Germany was one that no one would think to search for escaped PoWs. This breathtakingly audacious plan involved 18 months of undercover work, including Antony (nicknamed 'The Professor' by fellow inmates) spending 3 hours every evening teaching Fred to speak German. They set off for the Swiss border via Germany, doing some sightseeing along the way in Munich and Berlin, taking notes of strategic interest while eating in restaurants and drinking beer with Nazi officers, just yards from Hitler's HQ.But could they make it out alive?Perfect for fans of The Last Escape by John Nichol and Escaping Hitler by Monty Halls.

Masonic signing in book. This is based on current expectations of members (positions on summons all considered including Lodge Mentor, and Membership Officer) as well as potential visitors including a space specific for the Representative of the Right Worshipful Provincial Grand Master at Installations etc Custom versions including logo and lodge name can be created on request, plus versions for Royal Arch and other side degrees via Raven Masonic Book directly if required.

The most audacious true story of friendship and indomitable British spirit you will ever read! In Northern Poland in 1940, at the Nazi war camp Stalag XX-A, two men struck up an unlikely friendship that was to lead to one of the most daring and remarkable wartime escape stories ever told. Antony Coulthard was the privately educated son of wealthy parents and he had a first-class honours degree in modern languages from Oxford. The other man, Fred Foster, was the son of a bricklayer from Nottinghamshire - he left school with no qualifications aged 14. This seemingly mismatched young pair bonded together and hatched a plan to disguise themselves as advertising executives working for Siemens. They would simply walk out of the camp, board a train - and head straight into the heart of Nazi Germany. Which is precisely what they did. Their route into Germany was one that no one would think to search for escaped PoWs. This breathtakingly audacious plan involved 18 months of undercover work, including Antony (nicknamed `The Professor' by fellow inmates) spending 3-hours every evening teaching Fred how to speak German. They set off for the Swiss border via Germany, doing some sightseeing along the way in Munich and Berlin, taking notes of strategic interest while eating in restaurants and drinking beer with Nazi officers, just yards from Hitler's HQ. But when they reached the border town of Lake Constance, with Switzerland within their reach, Antony crossed over into freedom, while Fred's luck ran out. What happened to them both next is both heartbreaking and inspiring.