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Engaging teachers

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05 Oct 2016

Karen Wespieser

What do we really know about what keeps teachers in the profession? Karen Wespieser FRSA argues that, for starters, we need to focus on the positive of what keeps teachers teaching.
The real pensions crisis

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25 Sep 2016

Paul Sweeting FRSA

Paul Sweeting FRSA argues that just because Tata Steel is no longer on the front pages, this should not detract from the fact that there is still a pensions crisis in the UK
The Zombie Manager

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04 Sep 2016

Have we created a generation of business managers conditioned not to think?
The Zombie Manager

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15 Aug 2016

Frank Hore FRSA David Low FRSA

Have we created a generation of business managers conditioned not to think? Frank Hore and David Low FRSA explore issues of centralisation and standardisation in management.
Brexit or a new Brentrance?

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14 Aug 2016

Leszek Sibilski

Anglophile and Polish-American sociologist Leszek Sibilski argues that optimism will win through and that Brexit will be only a part of the never-ending human migration.
Including males critical to the State of Women

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29 Jun 2016

Leszek Sibilski

The United State of Women Summit in June brought together thousands of women from around the world to and a few dozen men to discuss key gender equality issues. Leszek Sibilski was one of the few dozen men present and shares his experience.
From Shareholder to Stakeholder

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22 Jun 2016

Paddy Le Flufy

Paddy Le Flufy argues that by protecting the interests of all their stakeholders, not just their shareholders, businesses can be a driving force in creating a sustainable society.
Trusteeship in the Harmony of Nature

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19 Jun 2016

Peter Challen FRSA

Peter Challen FRSA argues for the development of a new political economy that enables us all to play our part as trustees of this planet.
Making the most of crowdfunding

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05 Jun 2016

Eileen Burton

Crowdfunding has become a source of fulfilling dream project these days. It can be the most convenient way to raise money and the business of crowdfunding is increasing. Eileen Burton shares some ideas for getting a good outcome.
The Future ‘Good University’

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16 May 2016

Tim Blackman

Academic selection is routine among universities but still controversial in secondary education. Tim Blackman FRSA argues it is time for a change.