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1. Delivering the message in challenging times: The relative effectiveness of different forms of...

Author

Brimm, Heather and Murdock, Alex

Subjects
*COMMUNICATION in management, *HOME care services
Abstract

Discusses the relative effectiveness of different forms of communicating change to a dispersed and part-time workforce in home care service in London, England. Changes made in the public sector and home care services; Communication methods and forms; Demonstration that home care workers seek to be informed about key issues affecting the service.

Published
1998
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2. Look to the geese, says RCN general secretary.

Subjects
*TEAMS in the workplace, *WORK environment, *COMMUNICATION in management, *NURSING
Abstract

The article focuses on Royal College of Nursing (RCN) general secretary Peter Carter's view that nurse leaders could adapt aspects of goose-style teamwork in London, England. Carter perceives that nurse innovators should look to the animal world for inspiration in leading their teams. He explains that geese rotate the leader in the flying group to lessen tiredness. He argues that communication is significant in ensuring effective teamwork and leadership.

Published
2008

3. Vocational Language Schemes.

Subjects
LANGUAGE & languages, COMMUNICATION in management, CURRICULUM, VOCATIONAL education, WORK environment, FREE trade, NONTARIFF trade barriers, VOCATIONAL guidance
Abstract

The article reports on the vocational language schemes offered by City and Guilds of London Institute in England, which includes in French, German, Spanish and Italian. Designed for people working in foreign countries, the schemes can be applied to any vocational sector wherein aims to enable candidates to communicate effectively within a working environment. On the other hand, the scheme may help effectively remove barriers to trade and movement of staff between member states with the plan to introduce a single European market by the end of 1992

Published
1991

4. RCVS to offer to register practice premises.

Subjects
*CONFERENCES & conventions, *VETERINARIANS, *MEDICAL laws, *COMMUNICATION in management
Abstract

Information about various topics discussed during the meeting of the Council of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) on June 7, 2007 at the Belgravia House in Horseferry Road in London, England is presented. It highlights the discussion of the forthcoming medicines legislation that will require the registration of practice premises. It also features the call for better communication between practices and clients to decrease complaints.

Published
2007
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5. A change of mind.

Author

O'Reilly, Gemma

Subjects
CHARITABLE uses, trusts, & foundations, COMMUNICATION in management
Abstract

The article discusses the author's conversation with Mark Davies, the director of communications at London, England-based mental health charity Rethink. Davies talks about his new role and the adjustment he made after five years working as a special adviser (SA) to former Justice Secretary Jack Straw. He shares the glamorous aspects of being a SA. He also discusses the biggest career break that he experienced as a SA.

Published
2010

6. LEON BAUM.

Author

Fox, Jena Tesse

Subjects
HOTELKEEPERS, BUSINESS success, COMMUNICATION in management, HOTELS, HOTEL management
Abstract

The article profiles Leon Baum, general manager of The Stafford hotel in London, England. It notes his employment at Dukes Hotel, as well as his involvement in the management trainee program at the Sloane Club in Chelsea, London which offers two tracks for trainees such as management, and food and beverage. Furthermore, it cites the significant role of communication and empathy in Baum's managerial style.

Published
2012

7. How I see it.

Author

Calvert, Caroline

Subjects
COMMUNICATION in management, SCULPTURE, RAILROAD accidents
Abstract

The author comments on the controversy facing Saint Pancras station in London, England due to a sculpture depicting a man falling in front of a train being driven by the Grim Reaper. She says the issue underscores the importance of communicating internally because Rob Holden of the London and Continental Railways (LCR) was not informed about the nature of the artwork. The author points out that the controversy might result to awareness, but it is also an example of a damaging controversy.

Published
2008

8. Putting his oar in.

Author

Goswami, Nina

Subjects
*CHIEF executive officers, *COMMUNICATION in management
Abstract

The article profiles Clint Evans, chief executive officer (CEO) of Barlow Lyde & Gilbert (BLG) in London, England. Evan states that as long as his focus is on the final objective, it is possible to ride out the rough patches. He also believes that proper communication is another key to overcome rough times. His vision is to strengthen the firm and broaden its marketing appeal.

Published
2007

9. Calendar.

Subjects
*CONFERENCES & conventions, *EXHIBITIONS, *MARKETING personnel, *COMPUTER systems, *CREATIVE ability in business, *SEMINARS, *COMMUNICATION in management, *LABOR supply
Abstract

Presents the schedule of conferences and exhibitions of interest to marketing employees from July 2005 to September 2005. Corporate and Channel Computing Conference and Exposition in New York City; Managing Strategic Creativity & Innovation seminar in London, England; Communicating with the Workforce of the 21st Century: How to Engage Employees Across Generations, Locations and Cultures Summit in Chicago, Illinois.

Published
2005

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