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Every HR department needs a Jacob Rees-Mogg

The Cabinet Office minister has scrapped 250 woke civil service training tutorials. The private sector should follow his example

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Energy efficiency: more financial support and education needed, urges Leicester academic

Energy efficiency: more financial support and education needed, urges Leicester academic
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Civil servants subvert and sabotage ministers by defying order to scrap unconscious bias training

Government departments carry on regardless with controversial diversity courses, even though they were banned for being ineffective

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Why face masks became the symbol of a divided Britain

As they return in shops and on public transport, these personal political broadcasts threaten to tear us apart once again

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The Future of Work: How the pandemic will change the way we handle sickness in the office

The Future of Work: How the pandemic will change the way we handle sickness in the office In the final part of this series, we look at how, in the wake of Covid, the pressure is on bosses to encourage employees to live better 29 April 2021 • 5:00am The very definition of sickness and health is changing and that will have a knock-on effect on the workplace Pandemics change economies. The Black Death set the stage for the Renaissance. A study of every major outbreak since – plague, cholera and flu – reveals repeated convulsions as surviving workers demanded more pay and nervous investors saved rather than spent.

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