Our future high-flyers strive for ecostripes

Article Abstract:

A survey called Future Leaders Survey 2006-07 provides teachers with an insight into the personal, political and environmental opinions of students. Analysis reveals that the future leaders who believe that lifestyle changes with more contribution from the government are essential for humanity to survive, are concerned about global warming and willing to do their bit for a greener Earth.

Surveys, Life style, Lifestyles, Climatic changes, Climate change, Survey

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Pay bias persists as change is 'too slow'

Article Abstract:

The efforts to annihilate the gap in the pay of male and female staff members in the universities of U.K. are not speedy. A rapid action to remove the inequality in pay is demanded.

Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Legal/Government Regulation, Laws, regulations and rules, Pay equity, Wage gap

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Study reports instances of 'inadequate' support for staff and students after suicides

Article Abstract:

Excellent to inadequate levels of support are provided by universities to students, parents and staff in the aftermath of a student suicide.

Psychological aspects, Company legal issue, Investigations, Students, Suicide

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