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This is the third novel in a series, following the stories and characters crafted in Miriam and Tato and The Retired Timekeeper. Whilst the earlier novels share no common thread, characters, place or time, The Miracle of Chance is a sequel to both, told through alternate chapters before melding into one story. Hope and good fortune have eluded Miriam all her life. Faced with the aftermath of her father’s sudden death and tumultuous news that will change her life, can she reach out and grab the one chance to change it all? With the turnaround in Tato’s fortunes, for the first time in his life the future looks bright and full of promise. But can his success continue as he navigates the opportunities and challenges that face his family?
This report is intended for anyone interested in the control and development of human resources in China, now or in the future. The report offers practical answers to human resource challenges, and examines: building effective relationships between joint venture partners; recruitment options and channels; China's employment regulations; conpensation and benefits - structuring the right package for expatriates and local employees; personal income taxes for expatriates and local empoyees; training managers and the workforce; and managing the labour force.
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An institution with an international reputation for care of the aged, this account of the origins and development of the Monte Homes offers an intriguing glimpse of changes in Melbourne society and its attitudes to charity and old age care over 150 years.
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This volume in the Brill Research Perspectives in Comparative Discrimination Law offers an analysis and comparison of sex discrimination law in international human rights law and three country examples - the United States, Australia and India.