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USAtoday   27.11.2008 Companies scale back, cancel holiday parties The fizz has gone out of the $20 billion corporate party business this holiday. 10.11.2008 Once-jobless group proves life after layoff can be sweet As the unemployment rate spikes, the economy tumbles into possibly its worst recession in decades and hundreds of thousands of people lose their jobs, some of those displaced workers might find inspiration in a group of managers laid off 16 years ago in the prime of their careers. 10.11.2008 To ride out bad times with 401(k) savings takes a plan The nation is experiencing what some have called the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression. And based on the sharp drop in the value of their 401(k)s, few American families would disagree. Now, more than ever, they need advice on how to deal with the crisis. 31.10.2008 More companies may end 401(k) match As the economic slump deepens, more companies are expected to join General Motors in suspending matches of contributions to their employees' 401(k) retirement accounts. 16.10.2008 Some professionals bail out of finance and into teaching Looking for a silver lining in the financial meltdown? How about this: Your child's next math teacher could be an absolute whiz. 30.9.2008 More companies plan to hold off on hiring; 10% plan cuts Nearly two-thirds of U.S. employers plan to keep their payrolls stable at the end of the year while one in 10 expect to cut staff, according to a survey out Tuesday that points to further deterioration in the job market. 11.9.2008 Iowa files child labor charges against execs of raided plant DES MOINES (AP) — The owner and managers of the nation's largest kosher meatpacking plant were charged Tuesday with more than 9,000 misdemeanors alleging they hired minors and had children younger than 16 handle dangerous equipment such as circular saws and meat grinders. Archive of related articles ...       The Guardian   27.11.2008 Small talk It may not always be original, but small talk makes office life tolerable, says Alice Wignall 27.11.2008 If you only do one thing this week ... sit properly Stop slouching. The time has come to take action against RSI, says Laura Marcus 10.11.2008 Brought to the boil Given the sheer number of workers and their potential for off-days, is it any wonder our offices are teetering on the brink of rage-fuelled disaster, asks Ravi Somaiya 10.11.2008 Days are getting shorter in Wales Mira Katbamna rounds up some of her favourite stories to emerge from offices around the world this week 31.10.2008 Series: Office hoursPrevious | Index Under the influenza Why do people say they've got the flu when really it's just a cold, asks Alice Wignall 31.10.2008 Noises off How are we supposed to concentrate in the office given the surrounding aural onslaught, asks Ravi Somaiya 16.10.2008 If you only do one thing this week ... speak to a colleague instead of emailing Don't let your keyboard do all the talking, says Jon Bentham, conversing with co-workers can be more rewarding 30.9.2008 Pulling out the stops Putting a halt to procrastination would massively boost our productivity, says Ravi Somaiya, if only we weren't so distracted 30.9.2008 If you do one thing this week … look the part Want to look the part at work but can't get the outfit to match your ambitions? Follow these simple rules, says Giles Morris 22.9.2008 Who works in a place like this? This weekend the doors of some of London's most striking office buildings will be thrown open to the public. But what's it like to work in one, asks Hilary Whitney 22.9.2008 We don't always feel for our fellow workers Mira Katbamna rounds up some of her favourite stories to emerge from the world of work this week 11.9.2008 Back in business It's the classic problem for women: you've given up work to raise your children, fully intending to return before too long. Then suddenly years have passed. How do you relaunch your career? Viv Groskop reports Archive of related articles ...       The Daily Telegraph   10.11.2008 Guide to living abroad: Dubai Dubai may be one of the easiest places to relocate to, but that doesn't mean it's a walk in the park. Bureaucracy abounds and salaries for expats aren't what they once were. Let Explorer show you the best way to make an easy transition. 31.10.2008 30% Growth is predicted for Network Rail over the next ten years 30.9.2008 MBAs can help you keep your head above water As the heavens open, managing risk is moving up the agenda with business schools, writes Stephen Hoare 22.9.2008 MBAs can help you keep your head above water As the heavens open, managing risk is moving up the agenda with business schools, writes Stephen Hoare 11.9.2008 Knowledge is key to a 21st century management guru The head of the Open University Business School values the practical side of workplace learning, he tells Martin Baker 18.8.2008 Movers and shakers Our must-read guide to who's up and who's down 12.8.2008 The bosses who mind their Ps and Qs Being handed the job is just the beginning for a leader taking on a national role. The next challenge is working out how to stay there. In the final part of our series on the transition to national roles, Richard Brass talks to a range of leaders about the secrets of success Archive of related articles ...

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