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28 January 2011
Cut budgets, not creativity
Iain Mackinnon was impressed by a budget hotel chain's imagination
01 November 2010
UK needs more women at top level
October's comprehensive spending review is presently looming large over almost all areas of UK business and social policy - but one interesting...
07 September 2010
Belgian EU presidency does little
Peter Reid: New employment initiatives are few and far between
07 June 2010
New paternity rights should be backed up with increased pay
Other European countries ensure that new fathers can afford to take their entitled parental leave by including decent pay, says Tim Smedley
10 May 2010
Political pacts, economic stability and stormy weather
John Philpott considers what affect the Lib Dem-Tory coalition government might have on the economy and economic policy
29 March 2010
Why we need a review of consultation on European directives
Meeting artificial deadlines hurts us and that hurts Europe, writes Peter Reid
23 March 2010
Hot tempers fuel British strikers
Rob MacLachlan thinks UK workers are letting off steam by voting for industrial action, but won't reach the levels of strikes recently seen in...
25 February 2010
TV review: The Day the Immigrants Left
The Day the Immigrants Left was supposed to answer the question: could the UK cope without its immigrant workers? But the questions it posed...
08 February 2010
HR should not expect much from new employment commissioner
Peter Reid thinks the new commissioner contains little innovation and few surprises
18 December 2009
Agreement on climate change is so near, yet so far
Writing live from Copenhagen and exclusively for PM, Kate Levick, head of Government Partnerships, Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP), sums up the...

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