Monthly Archives: September 2013

New York State Police test accident reconstruction technology

New York State Police will have a cutting-edge tool at hand when they respond to major accidents.

Troopers recently tested out a new computer system specifically equipped for grabbing information out of tractor-trailers after crashes.

DHL Logistics workers at JLR urged to accept pay deal

DHL Logistics workers urged to accept pay deal

The Unite union recommended a pay settlement to logistics workers at Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), staving off the threat of further industrial action at some of the carmaker’s plants.

Daimler is not amused by students’ Hitler ad

Daimler has described as “inappropriate” a spoof advertisement that shows a Mercedes-Benz C-class sedan running over a young Adolf Hitler.

The 80-second video clip was created by students at Germany’s Ludwigsburg film academy.

6 Ways To Develop Internal Talent

If your company faces a skills shortage, it may be time to take a long, honest look within.

  • Are you investing in your employees and their professional development?
  • Does your organization create real incentives for technology innovation?
  • Do you encourage staff to learn new technologies and skills, even if they’re not explicitly relevant to a person’s job description?

First Chelsea Grand Rendezvous, 8 September

Chelsea Grand Rendezvous, 8 September

Classic cars of all shapes, sizes and values are welcome at the Royal Hospital Chelsea grounds on Sunday, 8 September for the first Grand Chelsea Rendezvous.