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    Why chief executives and directors are never off sick
    The average number of days lost to absenteeism in the public sector is ten days. But this figure is closer to five days for office based staff and higher for staff who have direct contact...
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    thumbnail Blair McPherson
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    Last updated:  24 Oct 2019
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    Play the Wild Card
    His fancy dress costume was a white sheet with trigs and leaves attached! No one can remember what he was meant to be but everyone remembers his costume. He had been an operational manager and...
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    thumbnail Blair McPherson
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    Last updated:  21 Oct 2019
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    The Boat Trip
    It was a private hire. The four of us to visit the more secluded inlets around the coast for a day of sun, sea and relaxation. The two of us had made the same voyage last year ,on the same...
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    By: 
    thumbnail Blair McPherson
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    Last updated:  21 Oct 2019
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    Is it always the managers fault?
    Disappointing performances, poor results, critical audits, damming inspection reports is it always the managers fault? Budget cuts remove much of the room for manoeuvre. Management...
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    By: 
    thumbnail Blair McPherson
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    Last updated:  15 Oct 2019
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