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HRadio feature: Employer practices designed to encourage employee innovation

Companies struggling to maintain a competitive edge in today's troubled economy are finding fun and unique ways to foster employees' creativity. Sue Routhier reports on practices of industry leaders like Intel, IBM, Starwood Hotels and McDonalds designed to rekindle the creative spark that may be lying dormant in one or more of their employees. (Podcast, 13 Mar 2009)

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