Michael Vaughan was at the centre of the decision to swap fusty old woollen jumpers for blinding white sweatshirts, citing the need for cricket to catch up with the times, writes Simon Briggs.
The recent implementation of security safeguards to protect Facebook users will do little to help enterprises manage the risks associated with staff using the site, security experts claim.
Today is National Work from Home Day which could see an estimated five million people not coming into work but instead working from the comfort of their home. However, even though employees will be sitting comfortably, the IT mangers will
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The economic cycle has turned in the last year, and business life has changed. And for entrepreneurs above all, the environment seems harsher. By Evan Davis
Last week, plans for a retailer crackdown on staff caught stealing or committing forgery or fraud, were announced by Action Against Business Crime (AABC).
Retailers are uniquely placed to offer flexible working arrangements and welcome recommendations to make them available to more parents, said British Retail Consortium (BRC) Director General Stephen Robertson.
