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Georgie Allington, Analyst

Georgie graduated in 2022 from the University of Nottingham with a BA in Modern Languages, specialising in French and Spanish. Over the past year, she has lived in Melbourne working in various roles, followed by travelling the rest of Australia.

 She is interested in working on projects focusing on People Strategy, People Experience, and Digitised Workforce. 

 In her free time, Georgie enjoys keeping fit by going to the gym and playing sports, travelling and discovering new cultures, and spending time with friends and family.

 

Skills

  • Marketing
  • Operations and administration support
  • Written and oral communication
  • Teaching

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How do skills approaches fit into the employee lifecycle?
How do skills approaches fit into the employee lifecycle?

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How can HR strategically address the impact of rising NICs?
How can HR strategically address the impact of rising NICs?

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