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Dina Medland

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The Quiet Force Of "Fairness" At Work — Dina Medland

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By Dina Medland
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Initiatives for diversity, equality and inclusion (DEI) in the workplace began from a premise that accepted exclusion. The world is like this, went the argument - and these are the people who have been and are excluded by gender, by race, by ethnicity - and this must be fixed. But framing a "fix" of "exclusion" with "inclusion" makes it a debate about power, inviting attack.
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Global CEOs Place U.K. Second In Ranking As Destination For International Investment - Survey — Dina Medland

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By Dina Medland
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On the day when Donald Trump is sworn in as the 47th President of the United States, a survey of global CEOs reveals they now see the UK as the second-most attractive global destination for international investment. This is the first time that the UK has secured this spot in the 28 years of its history, says PwC, which has just released its Annual Global CEO Survey.
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Britain Needs A Social Contract — Dina Medland

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By Dina Medland
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Money does not just talk in 2025: it screeches and screams. When riches are not enough, those with money demand more attention. Among many life changing things, technological innovation has also given us social media platforms that venerate narcissism and reduce complexity and nuance to sound bites and responses for instant gratification.
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