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Issue No. 15 - February/March 2004

Etiquette of Workplace Liaisons

by Judy Lovell

Statistics show that about half of us have had a relationship with a colleague at some time or other and that a further 20% wouldn’t rule it out in future....
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Issue No. 12 - August/September 2003

There is now no doubt about the benefits of exercise in addressing the major health problems of cardiac risk factors – high blood pressure, excess weight, high cholesterol and stress....
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The Money or the Support?

by Martin Krutli

Today, many organisations know and appreciate the value of providing outplacement support to those staff who may be leaving the organisation either through forced or voluntary redundancy....
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Issue No. 10 - April/May 2003

by Graham Wakeling

Making your boardroom and public presentations simply brilliant, you might think is beyond reach....
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Adrian Honoured

Each year, management networking organisation, The Executive Connection (TEC) International honours one group Chair with its highest accolade, the Donald Cope Award....
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Issue No. 9 - February/March 2003

by Penelope Herbert

After two decades in the banking industry, Debra Webber has seen ground breaking changes in the way banks treat female staff and female customers....
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Constructing a Solid Career Path

by Penelope Herbert

Mandy Keillor is a rare breed....
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Issue No. 8 - December 2002/January 2003

Many women in senior executive positions lied at interviews about having children for fear of risking their careers, a University of South Australia study shows....
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WCH Office Manager Wins Top Award

Lesley McAllister really is at the TOP of her profession....
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Issue No. 7 - October/November 2002

Arguably the most important role in any company, many CEOs are finding it difficult to address their own needs for professional and personal development....
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