We have no human resource department, no press office".
Otpor is to have six departments: international, political, press, a research organization, human resources and a department dealing with reform of universities.
So far, she has pressed into service a human resources specialist, a lawyer, a real estate professional, a pediatrician and a journalist.
In the clubby world of media companies, the companies that publish newspapers have entered into a dizzying array of joint ventures and partnerships that allow them to invest in each other and share resources such as printing presses, advertising staffs and human resources functions.
So are his director of communications, his press secretary, his heads of scheduling and administration and his human resources director, along with the bulk of his appointments staff.
"Just because they are editors, it doesn't give them immunity," Rajeev Bhadauria, director of human resources at Jindal steel told NDTV news channel, saying that freedom of the press had nothing to do with it.
Pressed by Bill de Blasio of Brooklyn at a Dec. 16 City Council hearing, Verna Eggleston, the human resources commissioner appointed by Mr. Bloomberg, and her deputy Seth Diamond -- a Giuliani holdover -- missed the point about the value of food stamps to the city.
Kapil Sibal, India's minister for human resources development unveiled "Aakash," a tablet computer that will cost the ministry 2276 Indian rupees, or $50, at a press conference in New Delhi.
In November 2007 he was asked by the director of human resources, Martin Tiplady, if he knew of anyone who might be available immediately for a short-term contract to work in his press office.
