Does your boss need a spell in prison?

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The Leadership Foundation for the Higher Education launched a development program in which university leaders are put in a wholly new environment, like a prison. Ewart Wooldridge, chief executive of the foundation believes that this experience deepens the skill of understanding the culture of organizations.

Personnel administration, College teachers, College faculty, Training, Chief executive officers, Wooldridge, Ewart

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Thames Valley to be a model Leitch institution, vows v-c

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Thames Valley University vice-chancellor Peter John states the institution will use a Pounds Sterling 6.7 million strategic development Government grant to become the U.K.'s foremost university for employer engagement under Lord Leitch's review of the U.K.'s future skills requirements.

Government expenditures, Facilities & equipment, Executive changes & profiles, Officials and employees, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Buildings and facilities, Government finance, Thames Valley University, Educational aspects, John, Peter

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ESRC 'ignores' danger fears

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The concern that a revised Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) anti-terrorism project is still a potential risk to researchers working in sensitive overseas locations is presented.

Research grants, Research funding, United Kingdom. Economic and Social Research Council, Antiterrorism measures

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