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The impact of training and development on employees productivity: a case study of Skye bank plc Iwo, Osun State

By: Ibrahim AyomipoPublication details: Iwo Bowen University 2012 Description: ix, 66p. illSubject(s): Employees -- Training of | Labor productivity

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