Union politics impaired pay battle, paper says

Article Abstract:

A paper published in January 2007 claimed that ordinary members of the academic unions were let down by incorrect strategies and bad planning in the 2006 pay dispute. A paper by Bob Carter revealed that the senior union officials were more concerned about maneuvering for power in the merger between the National Association of Teachers in Further and Higher Education (Natfhe) and the Association of University Teachers.

Management dynamics, Collective Bargaining, Management, Company business management, Teachers' unions, Association of University Teachers

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Strategy risks bio lead, expert says

Article Abstract:

Sir Tom Blundell, the founding chief executive of the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council, has stated that poor funding decisions are threatening the future of research in the field of structural biology, which examines the dynamics and structure of molecules. Research in structural biology is crucial for the development of drugs to deal with diseases such as MRSA.

Financial management, Finance, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Biological research, Company financing, Biology, Experimental, Blundell, Tom

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