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HRadio: Companies get creative to stretch training dollars

Training departments are often an easy target for employers looking to cut costs, but well-trained workers can be an important element in surviving an economic downturn. Mercer's Sue Routhier looks at recent articles that explain how HR departments can stretch their training dollars by focusing on areas critical to organizational success. (Podcast, 15 May 2009)

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