Features – Page 10

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    Stress in the workplace

    15 September 2004

    Helen Hatchek discussed the growing problem of stress and how employers can deal with it

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    Shareholder activism

    15 September 2004

    With their ability to change whole boards, slap down fat cat pay deals, and put the brakes on overly ambitious and risky business strategies, institutional investors have become the scourge of corpora

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    Recruit without risk

    15 September 2004

    The importance of corporate reputations, shrinking work pools, increased equal opportunities legislation and the financial risks of non-compliance should prompt companies to fully address equal employ

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    Sick notes

    15 September 2004

    Lee Coppack looks at the growing focus on absence management, and at how Tesco is tackling the issue

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    Comment

    15 September 2004

    Serious pollution incidents are down on 2002

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    The new face of Enterprise Risk

    29 June 2004

    Enterprise risk is changing, with personnel-based employee and organisational risks becoming more important Simon Kunzler and Andros Payne provide some guidance on managing them new threats.

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    Heeding the wake up call

    29 June 2004

    Companies must recognise the threat of terrorism and the need to address it, stresses Mark Harris

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    Keeping Your Promises

    29 June 2004

    Jenny Rayner explores how you can protect and enhance corporate reputation by managing risks to delivering customer promise

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    A Rare Breed ?

    29 June 2004

    Growing demand for risk managers, especially in the financial sector, is revealing a shortage of people with the necessary degree of skill, writes Jessica McCallin

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    Disclosing The Facts

    29 June 2004

    New legislation will encourage UK companies to provide more information for stakeholders But, without compulsion, will anything change?

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    Managing a Disaster

    29 June 2004

    You need to be sure that you can manage after a disaster rather than letting the disaster manage you, say Clive Fletcher-Wood and Alyson Tanner

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    Are you being given the whole story?

    10 June 2004

    CEOs, finance directors and risk managers are recognising the need to outsource part of the due diligence process prior to corporate transactions, in order to make sure that nothing suspicious is lurk

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    An Entente not so Cordiale - Eurotunnel

    10 June 2004

    Lee Coppack looks at events at Eurotunnel and why shareholder activism is increasing generally

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    Your Road Safety Culture

    10 June 2004

    Andy Price explains why the most important step to work-related road risk management is generating the right safety culture

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    Biodiversity risk for extractive companies

    10 June 2004

    Robert Barrington discusses a recent report on biodiversity and the risks for the extractive industries

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    Asbestos Update

    10 June 2004

    Over 100 years after it was first publicly revealed in a UK parliamentary report to be hazardous to health, asbestos has made an unwelcome return to the top of organisations' risk registers, says Neil

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    Honouring the Pensions promise

    10 June 2004

    The risk from defined benefit pension promises is inextricably linked to the sponsoring company's finances This was always the case but the accounting standard FRS17 has emphasised it in a way that ma

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    Sustainable Social Performance

    10 June 2004

    Alison McCallum suggests some practical steps to improve and sustain social performance

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    Comment - Is it a risk or an opportunity?

    10 June 2004

    Is it a risk or an opportunity? That is what many organisations will be asking themselves following the UK government's launch of draft regulations on the Operating and Financial Review (OFR) in May

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    Informed appointments

    26 April 2004

    Alan Beazley says pre-employment screening can weed out applicants who are not what they seem