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John Henderson

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Retired after more than 45 years in journalism on local and regional papers and national magazines. Motoring writer for 25 years. Now on @jphendo.bsky.social
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The Value of Investing in Training

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By John Henderson
| BusinessWest Verified
Opinion By John Henderson We’ve all heard the famous quote by Henry Ford, “the only thing worse than training your employees and having them leave is not training them and having them stay.” When you invest in someone’s professional growth, how do you measure the return on your company’s investment? There are several models that can help you measure return on investment (ROI). One model that many people use is the Kirkpatrick Model of Training Evaluation.
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Christmas trees used to save Constantine Bay sand dune Original

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By John HendersonBbc Spotlight, John Henderson
| BBC Verified
Image caption, The trees are planted in trenches on the sand dune Old Christmas trees are bringing new life to a sand dune in Cornwall. Volunteers have been using donated trees in Padstow's Constantine Bay in a bid to fight climate change. Community group Beach Guardian said it would help to protect sand dunes and prevent flooding and costal erosion. The trees would act as a "natural barrier", retaining the sand in their branches and preventing the dune from falling apart, it said.
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Peer challenge’s dynamic benefits

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By John Henderson
| The MJ Verified
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