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A woman emerges as favourite for top job at Shell
The FT, p19 Royal Dutch Shell is on the brink of a historic step. If, in the following six months or so, it appoints Linda Cook to be its next chief executive, it will become the first oil major to have a woman chief executive and the biggest company in the world in any industry to be led by one. | |||||||
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Watchdog's verdict on Channel 4 climate film angers scientists
The Guardian, p9 Channel 4 broke rules on impartiality and misrepresented the views of the government's former chief scientist in a controversial documentary that became the focal point of a furious debate over the causes of climate change, the media watchdog has ruled. | |||||||
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Unemployed will have to work in benefits shake-up
The FT, p4 Large number of long-termed unemployed will be forced to work or lose their benefits under sweeping changes to the welfare system outlined in a green paper published yesterday by James Purnell, work and pensions secretary. | |||||||
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Equailty is tricky, but women are in the workplace to stay
The Guardian (21 July) p27 Despite the unintended consequences of greater maternity rights, there can be no way back to the old, male world of work. Comment by Jackie Ashley | |||||||
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