Helen Edwards: Marketers beware the pursuit of happiness
25 Jan 2012 | by Helen Edwards, PPA, Business columnist of the year
the UK's reported overall happiness. What is to be gained? Even if a government could contrive to achieve ...
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And for good reason. Still battening-down-the-hatches, the dilemma for brands remains whether to hike salaries to remain competitive. After all, it costs a lot of money to replace good people, with the truly talented not governed by the rules of recession. With this in mind, what should we take out from ...
the UK's reported overall happiness. What is to be gained? Even if a government could contrive to achieve ...
has remained constant since 2005. - Many governments are raising the age at which people ...
don't yet know what effect the government's spending cuts will have on consumer confidence, nor what ...
72 1024x768 Normal 0 false false false Public expectations have shifted - just ask any British politician following the wake-up call the electorate gave them in the 2010 General Election. Trust in government, public institutions and private business has collapsed ...
Baroness (Shirley) Williams was unequivocal. Sitting in the Newsnight hot-seat, she explained to presenter Jeremy Paxman that a coalition government was what people had voted for. How did she know? There was no box on anyone's voting paper marked 'Coalition'. What Williams was offering, although she didn ...
, too. With the government taking greater advantage of people's labour, there will be more resentment ...
the government. Yet, who would you prefer to hold it? Tesco, or politicians like Gordon Brown, with his withering ...
chairman last year - contravening best practice in corporate governance - was that in difficult times, he ... in the City is, who is going to replace him? At a time when corporate governance issues have gone back up ...