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Journalist. Programme Editor @JeremyVineOn5 @ITNProductions prev @5_News @Channel4News, Lecturer @_UoW. Fellow @jschofieldtrust. Club Secretary @PloughmansCC🏏
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Critical interdisciplinary cybersecurity: thinking through securing, thinking through fixing

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By Matt Spencer Verified
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Insecure systems are systems that call for a fix. Vulnerabilities attract attention, motivate a response, and evoke futures of risk and repair. But determining what exactly is wrong with a system and what would count as an adequate fix are complex matters that cybersecurity practice must grapple with.
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Workplace safety transformation in the poultry, egg industry

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By Matt Spencer Verified
| WATTPoultry.com Verified
As we progress in 2025, workplace safety in the poultry and egg industry is transforming at an unprecedented pace. Advancements in artificial intelligence (AI), a growing emphasis on mental health, sustainability and the development of inclusive safety cultures are shaping how organizations protect their employees.
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Basis Period Adjustments

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By Matt Spencer Verified, Krishna Mahajan
| kingsleynapley.co.uk
The 2023/24 tax year marks a major shift in the way unincorporated businesses are taxed. It is a transition year, with HMRC moving from the traditional “current year basis” to a “tax year basis” from 6 April 2024. While this change is intended to simplify the system in the long run, it introduces some short-term complexities (and often tax expense) during the transition year which partners and other sole traders ought to be alive to. What Is the Basis Period Reform?
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