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The proposition that business ethics actually matter, because, if ignored, they have a potentially fatal impact on any organisation, is a simple one to argue, and indeed everyone should agree …
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Management and development advisor Jenny Taylor has won a holiday in Toronto and a trip to Niagara Falls in a competition run by PersonnelToday.com and totaljobs. Taylor, who works for …
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The atrocities carried out in New York and Washington have damaged the US tourism trade to such an extent that Walt Disney World has been forced to cut staff, in …
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UK executives place less importance on fun improving staff’s creativity than their international counterparts. A survey of nearly 850 company executives showed that having fun was the 11th out of …
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The TUC fears that the low paid could be made to suffer economically following the terror attacks on the United States. A letter quoted in The Sunday Times heightens concerns, …
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Research shows that employees who take part in tomorrow’s Take Your Dog to Work Day will benefit from reduced stress levels. The event, which is organised by charity the Blue …
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The Association of Healthcare Human Resource Management claims that initiatives to recruit nurses are working, despite research that shows staffing levels are still inadequate. A survey by the Royal College …
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People working long and irregular hours due to the pressures of a 24-hour society are open to increased health risks, according to scientists. One in five workers in urban societies …
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The manufacturing recession was deepening even before events in America last week, it has been revealed. The CBI’s monthly trends figures for September revealed that total order books are showing …
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The chairwoman of the Equal Opportunities Commission has called for the body to change from being a watchdog into an organisation that can tackle the sources of inequality in employment. …
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The TUC has welcomed Lord Cullen’s "quietly revolutionary" report into railway safety and backed his recommendations to give more power to unions and the Health and Safety Executive. The report …
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A new web page aimed at improving safety in the workplace has been launched by the HSE. The page covers the roles and responsibilities of employers and staff as well …
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More women are starting to get promoted into management roles, according to research by the Institute of Management. A quarter of managers are now women compared to 9 per cent …
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Two exhibitions are being held over the coming weeks aimed at increasing the number of women working in the engineering sector. The National Engineering Recruitment Exhibitions have been organised in …
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Stressed managers pass their anxieties on to their staff according to research. A study for Video Arts finds that 76 per cent of UK workers believe their bosses’ inability to …