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Applying psychology at work

During this podcast, Elinor O’Connor, Professor of Work Psychology, discusses how psychology can help us to understand and manage the impact of a range of …

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Caroline Roberts-Cherry Women Leading in Business
In this podcast we hear from Caroline Roberts-Cherry during our latest Women Leading in Business webinar. Caroline runs Saffron Cherry Productions in Manchester, an independent ...
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David Gregson and his Young People’s Wellbeing Programme
In this podcast we are delighted to be joined by businessman and philanthropist David Gregson discusses the Greater Manchester Young People’s Wellbeing Programme. During a ...
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Ethical Vanities: the promise and pitfalls of social responsibility
During this podcast, Professor Timothy Devinney, draws on his expertise to address the question of whether we can have CSR without other forms of social ...

Rebuilding the foundations – decent work after Covid-19

The foundational economy needs to be central to Covid-19 recovery plans, say Mat Johnson and Eva Herman. For a brief window during the height of ...

The UK’s ‘greenish’ recovery: good intentions but lacking clarity and ambition

A year into the pandemic, Guillermo Pereira, Jonatan Pinkse and Frank Geels ask what the UK has achieved in terms of its much heralded green ...

How to deal with ‘mediocre’ managers

Damaris Albarran offers her tips on how to manage working relationships with ‘mediocre’ managers. Following the publication last month of the Good Finance Framework, a ...

How do hi-tech start-ups grow?

The fact that so many high-tech start-ups end up being acquired by large multinational corporations has bothered me for a long time. What precisely is ...
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