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UK: Editorial - True Promotion comes on the battlefield. - As you can see from our cover, Sir John Browne has emerged as Britain's most admired chief executive. It was an easy decision. Over the past year this complex man, a scientist by training, has ca
UK: In my opinion - Institute of Management companion and chairman of BT Sir Iain Vallance explains why new ... - In my opinion - Institute of Management companion and chairman of BT Sir Iain Vallance explains why new models of leadership must keep pace
UK: Brain food - It just might work - Bonus of contention. - How about this as a sure-fire formula for bad labour relations and poor performance? Don't waste time fussing and fretting about paying your people in the top quartile. Underpay them by 25% to
UK: Blackhurst's diary - In which our diarist discovers who William Hague is seeing for breakfast, how Basil ... - Blackhurst's diary - In which our diarist discovers who William Hague is seeing for breakfast, how Basil Newby makes Blackpool rock and why
UK: Brain food - Canteen Culture - Shell. - In the same way that the Bank of England was designed to let Johnny Foreigner know that his gold was safe with us, the canteen in was designed to reassure staff that, while in Shell's employ, they wouldn't go h
UK: Brain food - Speaking out - Doug McWilliams - Chief Executive of the CEBR. - In 1992 Doug McWilliams won the Golden Guru Award for Best UK Economic Forecaster. But is he worthy of the coveted Silver Tongue Award? That's the real question. Well yes, b
UK: Brain food - Workplace rights - Untangling the legal web. - The workplace has been radically transformed by employee access to e-mail and the internet. But employers are discovering that there are serious legal risks involved in letting their staff l
UK: Brain food - Perk life - A load of cobblers. - Solicitors at Clifford Chance get their shoes repaired while they work. Requests are logged by e-mail and tired footwear collected, made good and returned without the wearer having to lift a finger. It's
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