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Mergers and Acquisitions : Confronting the Organisation and People Issues

	Mergers And Acquisitions : Confronting The Organisation And People Issues by Mark Thomas
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The employment law and personnel management issues that arise when businesses are bought and sold are of great concern not only to the employees but also to the management of both purchaser and vendor. This Report will help you to understand the key practical and legal issues, achieve consensus and involvement at all levels, understand and implement TUPE regulations and identify the documentation that needs to be drafted or reviewed within the context of a merger, acquisition or disposal.
ISBN - 8130910454

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Mergers And Acquisitions : Confronting The Organisation And People Issues

by Mark Thomas