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New tool to help police identify victims of coercive control

The FINANCIAL -- Merseyside Police is piloting a new learning tool developed by University of Liverpool that should help officers provide an improved service for victims of the complex new coercive control ...

More older people and households with children likely to be renting by 2028

The FINANCIAL -- More adults aged 35 plus and households with children are likely be renting privately across England by 2028 according to a new report released on 20th of June from the London School ...

How CEOs Manage Time

The FINANCIAL -- In the lexicon of management, the CEO is the epitome of leadership. Yet surprisingly little is known about this unique role. While CEOs are the ultimate power in their companies, ...

Crisis management: 6 lessons for leaders

The FINANCIAL -- An effective crisis management strategy must establish who takes charge during turmoil and how the organisation communicates with the public, according to counter-terrorism expert ...

When Technology Gets Ahead of Society

The FINANCIAL -- Drones, originally developed for military purposes, weren’t approved for commercial use in the United States until 2013. When that happened, it was immediately clear that they ...

Why It Pays to Break the Rules at Work

The FINANCIAL -- While working as the general manager of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Istanbul for several years, Massimiliano Zanardi, known as Max, played a critical role in the hotel's opening and ...

How customer complaints help companies

The FINANCIAL -- It is tempting to see unhappy customers as moaners, but complaints can be turned to a company's ...

Introduction of minimum wage in Germany did not lead to job losses

The FINANCIAL -- The introduction of a uniform national minimum wage for the first time in Germany in 2015 did not lead to an increase in unemployment, new research from the London School of ...

Divide growing between rich and poor for school language learning

The FINANCIAL -- The British Council’s Language Trends Survey 2018 reveals a widening gap in pupils’ access to study foreign languages: uptake is disproportionately lower at state schools in more ...

Six Books Worth Reading This Summer

The FINANCIAL -- Summer is now upon us — and if you’re like me, you’ve given up on ever getting to the end of “The Social Life of Numbers” and are looking for an ...

Happy workers more likely to volunteer in their free time

The FINANCIAL -- Employees who are satisfied with their jobs are more likely to volunteer in the community than those who are unhappy at work, a new study from Middlesex University London and the ...

Business growth snapshot shows Brexit ‘crunch spots’

The FINANCIAL -- Brexit’s threat to burgeoning small firms in Northern Ireland and less dynamic areas of England, Wales and Scotland is underscored in the latest annual health-check of the UK’s ...

‘Digital dividend’ productivity boost for UK’s micro firms

The FINANCIAL -- The largest ever study of so-called micro-businesses – those employing between one and 9 staff – conducted by the Enterprise Research Centre is the first to put hard numbers on ...

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New tool to help police identify victims of coercive control

More older people and households with children likely to be renting by 2028

How CEOs Manage Time

Crisis management: 6 lessons for leaders

When Technology Gets Ahead of Society

Why It Pays to Break the Rules at Work

How customer complaints help companies

Introduction of minimum wage in Germany did not lead to job losses

Divide growing between rich and poor for school language learning

Six Books Worth Reading This Summer

Happy workers more likely to volunteer in their free time

Business growth snapshot shows Brexit ‘crunch spots’

‘Digital dividend’ productivity boost for UK’s micro firms

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