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Blowing the whistle
A fifth of employees in the UK would blow the whistle on malpractice if they could do so without fear of repercussions
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Information security failing
According to a recent international on-line security awareness audit, companies are still failing to tackle their information security risks
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Benefits for banks
Banks that use risk management tools effectively can triple total shareholder return
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Flexible working
New UK government proposals will give parents the right to request flexible working
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Continuity survey
A recent survey by globalcontinuity.com looked at international attitudes to recovery centre usage
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Fighting fraud
The UK Chartered Institute of Management Accountants has launched a guide to fraud risk management
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Meeting expectations
PricewaterhouseCoopers has published a booklet - The Board Agenda: Good Practices for Meeting Market Expectations
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Managing people pays
US consultancy Watson Wyatt shows that superior human resources practices are a leading indicator of increased shareholder value.
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Processes not people
Research by Ernst & Young’s real estate, hospitality and construction group reveals that the top 75 UK construction companies take risk management seriously
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Management practices and shareholder value
A new study of best practices in generating and sustaining shareholder value
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Data protection guidelines
Since 23 October, organisations have had to meet new obligations and comply with tighter controls on using the personal information they have collected.
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Taking more risks
UK companies are increasingly adopting a risk-taking stance as CEOs realise the importance of risk management, according to recent research.
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Early warning system
AIG Europe is offering its financial institution clients an early warning system that allows them to use confidential consultancies to help diagnose business risks.
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Serious fraud escalates
Big business is losing out to fraudsters, with over EURO3.6bn lost in the last two years
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Public sector good practice
Sir John Bourn, head of the National Audit Office, said that his office was working with government departments to improve their risk management and assist them in well thought-through risk taking.
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Responsibility conference
The future Belgian presidency of the European Union, jointly with the Commission, is organising a conference on the place of corporate social responsibility on the social policy agenda.
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Emotions blocking effective risk management
organisations are losing out and failing to realise value because ego, greed and fear are stopping them from employing effective risk management
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