'Whitening' of Black Wednesday; the Exchange Rate Mechanism has lost none of its attractions

Article Abstract:

Some observers feel that the Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM) withdrawal has left a gap in UK economic policy. The ERM was initiated in 1979 to make financial trading easier in the EC. Doubts set in about the strength of the ERM after the difficulties over uniting all EC currencies. The UK and Italy have left the ERM and other European currencies have devalued but remained members. Some observers hope that a unified currency for Europe is still a possibility.

Foreign exchange, Europe, Western

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Give all your staff a real bonus - a No Work Wednesday

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An analysis of reports of rising levels discontent amongst workers. It is suggested that the reason that complaints about a lack of job satisfaction are rife is that employers are taken their overworked staff for granted. As such, employers are given advice on how to lighten the workload of their staff and make them feel more appreciated.

Analysis, Job satisfaction, Instructions

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'None of us fits into neat little boxes'

Article Abstract:

The interaction between social service users and trainee social workers at Hertfordshire University on the need to effectively cater to specific user requirements is presented.

United Kingdom, Public affairs, Social aspects, College teachers, College faculty, Teacher-student relationships, Teacher-student relations

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