Most Popular Books by Ian Hunter

"Essay writing technique and tips."--Provided by publisher.

"Writing well takes practice; it can also be fun and interesting. This student workbook is packed with charts, examples, worksheets, exercises and sample essays, everything you need to improve your high-school essay writing"-- Back cover. Suggested level: secondary.

Helena and John fall madly and desperately in love. It is that worst of all worlds: love at a distance. Things move on. Changes are made. Meetings come and go. The oscillating feelings both clarify and confuse. Geographical moves convey commitment that forge new dynamics. They generate the elation and agony of blind love. It is a heady concoction. There is a final stage as the relationship climbs into a tempestuous phase of passion and other things. The anatomy of love is the sheer range of emotion and desire possible between two people. About the Author: Ian Hunter is a consultant. He started life in Germany, moved to UK, worked in Great Britain, then Southeast Asia and New York before touching on East Africa. This book is the culmination of his journey of exploration, a crescendo towards greater self-understanding. The journey lasted 14 years: the results of which are his books, e-Love, e-Dreams, e-World, Three Interludes and The Early Years. Love''s Anatomy marks the end of his semi-autobiographical fictional writing. "The purpose has been served. It is a fitting end!" Publisher''s Website: http: //sbpra.com/IanHunter

As a young man of 25, Robert Laidlaw launched a small mail-order business. With daring courage he overcame world wars, economic depression and tragic loss to build one of the largest retail chains in the Southern Hemisphere. From the highlands of Scotland to the shores of New Zealand, from Henry Ford''s moving assembly line in Detroit to the beaches of Normandy, this panoramic biography of one of the 20th century''s greatest businessmen is a story that will capture your heart and inspire you to action. A must-read for business professionals.

This specially commissioned report sets out a blueprint for the future of HR to enable you to deliver proven value to your Board, business and colleagues. In this ground-breaking report you will learn all about: how to free up HR to deliver; the role of the Business Partner; the role of the Shared Service Centre; the pros and cons of outsourcing HR; the critical factors to look for in a partner; the keys to securing the best agreement; techniques for leveraging technology.

The first in an exciting multiversal adventure series! Twelve-year-old Fyn Carter has always wondered why his dad disappeared eight years ago, so when a world window appears in his living room and a mysterious man warns him to beware of the agents, he cannot help but feel this is the clue he''s been waiting for. Setting off on a perilous journey with his best friend Amy, his Grandad Bernie, and a fox named Henry Flame, Fyn must race the agents of Eromlos to find the answers he needs. The multiverse is at risk, but Fyn doesn''t realise that he himself is the missing key...

Working patterns have changed so radically in recent years that both employees and employers require guidance on how to survive and thrive. Job security is a growing concern, and no one can afford to ignore the steady flow of new UK and EU legislation. Updated to include the legislative changes of April 2003, this guide asks - and answers - common employment questions, explaining both parties'' rights and obligations. It addresses every legal aspect of life at work, from the minimum wage and statutory holiday entitlement to what happens when someone resigns and disciplinary matters. Its reliable advice could even save you legal expenses.

Murder in Lancashire provides a fascinating insight into policing in the north of England in the 1970s

Offshoring to low-cost environments has increased over the last five years and the HR function is an obvious potential candidate for this strategy. ''The Indian Offshore Advantage'' is a definitive research report in this specialist field for any organization considering this step.

The first section of this instructional guide explains why open learning needs marketing and what steps go into preparing a marketing campaign, including marketing the college and tutor time, service definition, service delivery, and communications. Changes in education that have affected open learning in recent years are addressed in the second section, including targeting the campaign. The following section focuses on identifying competitors and preparing a strategy to compete with them, using the technique of SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) analysis. Specific benefits of using direct mail as a method of promotion are considered in the fourth section, including low cost and targeting specific groups; and sample calculations of cost effectiveness are presented. The next section describes the impact of computers on marketing work and identifies necessary software; and the organization of a direct mail campaign is examined in the sixth section, with emphasis on targeting. The concluding section addresses several topics, including target groups for open learning, preparing a direct mail database, preparing literature, writing copy, production costs, follow up, timing, and sources of funding. A checklist of questions to provide the basis for an open learning marketing campaign is included. Statistics from a 1987 survey of open learning in Bedfordshire County (England) are used as examples throughout; and answers to the exercises given in the guide are provided at the end. (ALF)