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No quick fixes for fair recruitment
November 05 2018Joy Warmington and Roger Kline question the continued lack of diversity in the recruitment processes of large organisations
GST XIV – Where Resilience Meets Disruption
October 29 2018Middlesex University’s Andy Bossom shares some insights from the recent Consalia Global Sales Transformation Conference
Networking for women in the workplace
October 05 2018Angela Griffiths, Ambassador for Corporate Engagement at Middlesex University, reflects on the importance of women’s networks in the professional world
Protecting women migrant workers’ SRH in Malaysia
July 23 2018Dr Lilian Miles shares details of her recent project, funded by the United Nations Gender Theme Group, in which she developed a toolkit to advance the rights of migrant women working in Malaysia.
Is conflict declining in employment relations?
June 19 2018Dr Ian Roper examines the decline in strike action over recent years in the UK and asks whether it indicates a more harmonious employment environment.
More business organisations are turning Teal
February 23 2018Dr Tim Evans and Dr Sarah Morris outline the next stage in organisational evolution and how it will change the way we work
Are corporate psychopaths really successful?
December 15 2017Professor Clive Boddy shares some insight from his extensive research in corporate psychopaths and their impact on colleagues and organisations
Power in numbers
November 20 2017Professor Anne Daguerre discusses her Fulbright-Schuman experience at George Mason University in Washington, D.C.
A suitable case for treatment
April 06 2017NHS equality expert Roger Kline on the disproportionate referrals of BME nurses and midwives to the Nursing and Midwifery Council
Reflections on the Budget
March 09 2017Professor of Business and Political Economy Dr Tim Evans assesses Philip Hammond’s first Budget as Chancellor