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Interview Tips & Advice Discussion / How to prepare for interviews and get through them with a peace of mind? How do you impress the prospective employer? overall rating  54 reviews
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Should we save the Post Office? Discussion / overall rating  16 reviews
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Bankruptcy - friend of foe? Discussion / Is it too easy to declare bankruptcy? and what is your financial advisor recommending? overall rating  5 reviews
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Bargaining Discussion / Also referred to as haggling or negotiating. It is the art of getting a cheaper price for goods and wares. overall rating  2 reviews
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Credit crunch paralleled to petrol prices. Discussion / Economic cycle. overall rating  3 reviews
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Qualities of a Successful Entrepreneur Discussion / Have you got what it takes to be a successful entrepreneur? In fact just what does it take to be a successful entrepreneur? overall rating  1 review
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Buying a business Discussion / What you need to know and do in order to buy a business. overall rating  1 review
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How To Set-up An E-business Discussion / overall rating  1 review
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Writing a Business Plan for a Start-up Business Discussion / Give and get some great advice about writing a business plan for a new venture - the dos and don'ts and some handy member advice. overall rating  1 review
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Should we save the Post Office? ... this is quite a topical issue at the moment. So what is the current strike all about at the moment? Well at the end of 2007, the Post Office and the CWU signed an agreement labelled the Pay and Modernisation agreement in which the CWU agreed that there would be job cuts along the path to modernise the Royal Mail. However, the CWU are now arguing that the Royal Mail haven t been full and frank over how many cuts there will be and fear a large loss of jobs and an increase in part time workers. There s also the issue of a 7bn Pension deficit. Lets look at the pay and conditions of postmen. Nationally, a postman s average salary is £23k and in London this rises to... Read the full review: Privatise the Royal Mail. by Kjn123 |
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Should we save the Post Office? ... problem with the postal workers is they want to save their jobs not their business. If there s no business there are no jobs guys. I m not saying the workers are idiots by going on a series of strikes at this critical time for all businesses as the recession hits a record 6th deficit quarter but I am saying they are blocking out the truth that the Post Office needs to be radically shrunk to survive. When I mean shrunk I mean people sacked and that millstone of the pension reduced. It is that and not so much their work ethic that the government want to tackle. Yes the pension pot has been allowed to grow by Mandelson as a tool to break the union s back and debating pos... Read the full review: Cheque is in the post lads! by thedevilinme |
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Bankruptcy - friend of foe? ... is really an extremely difficult question to answer. When the Bankruptcy Act was first instituted in 1571 originally only traders and craftsmen could be declared Bankrupt. This in itself seemed quite unfair as anybody else who did not fall into this category were thrown into the debtors prison. This was until statute changed in 1861, when it covered everybody. Even to this day I am unsure as to why the Bankruptcy Act was first introduced. I m assuming it was aimed at traders and craftsmen, so that it encouraged entrepreneurs to build up their businesses. You can understand the reasoning behind the logic. I mean, in order to proceed in business, you often need to ... Read the full review: The easy way out?? by stebiz |
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