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The only operator authorised on that machine: HR for manufacturing

A resignation, a line that stopped, and a skill matrix that would have shown the risk a year earlier if anyone had looked. How manufacturing businesses run HR around shifts, skills and the shop floor — not around an office that closes at six.

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The post that was left empty while paperwork happened: HR for security services

A guard resigned, the exit was processed properly, and the client found the gate unmanned on Monday morning. How security services businesses run HR around deployment, verification and a post that cannot be left empty — and why the exit process starts with the replacement, not the leaver.

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The role that ended with the grant: HR for NGOs and social enterprises

A programme officer learnt six weeks before a known project close that her role was ending, and left the sector with a view of the organisation that followed it. How NGOs and social enterprises run HR when roles are funded by projects, much of the workforce is voluntary, and every cost has to be attributable to a donor.

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