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Inefficient or Ignorant?
Bribery blindspots.
Talk it Out
Corporate change’s effect on employees.
Working in a No-Vacation Nation
Of the world’s richest countries, the United States is the only one not to guarantee its workers paid vacation.
Scared in the C-suite
Executives have become paranoid about regulations, but with good reason.
Digital Dependence
For most, a day without internet would seem like civilization had regressed back to the times of stone tablets.
A Century of Safety
The milestones that have made the National Safety Council the beacon of safety standards it is today.
Women Can Thrive in Business by “Leaning In” and Embracing Risk
Reviewing Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg’s recent book “Lean In.”
Dining on Deception: The Rising Risk of Food Fraud
Consumers are being tricked by mislabeled food at stores and restaurants. How is food fraud spreading and what is being done?
Pizzeria Perils
Running a pizzeria may seem like a dream job, but scorching delivery bags and faulty decks pose odd risks.
When Good Guys Finish First
Reviewing Adam Grant’s new book “Give and Take.”
A World of Supply Chain Risks
As the business world becomes more interconnected, supply chain issues escalate.
Recent Natural Catastrophes Are Probably Partly Man-Made
Man-made greenhouse gas emissions have trapped air waves in the atmosphere and exacerbated some recent extreme weather events.
Unaccountable Employees Hurt Productivity
Workers who don’t understand their job responsibilities reported 50% higher levels of work frustration.
The Risk of Valuing Profits Over Everything
Many companiesare still using business practices that are no longer appropriate for today’s world.
Underinsured Nations Are Exposed to Disasters
China heads a list of countries that are underinsured by an estimated $168 billion a year.
