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- How Much Vacation Do You Get?
- Working professionals from around the globe tell us how much vacation time they get and how much they actually take -- and the differences may surprise you.
- Videos 2008-05-08
- How Many Hours a Day Do You Work?
- In the age of the Blackberry, the workday is no longer fixed. We hit the streets of San Francisco, London and Sydney to find out how many hours a day people are actually working.
- Videos 2008-05-08
- Worst Managers Around the World
- Bad bosses are universal. Find out what people in Sydney, San Francisco and London have to say about their worst managers.
- Videos 2008-05-08
- Hanging Out with Colleagues
- Do you spend time with your office mates after work? We talk to Americans, Aussies and Brits to find out who likes to socialize with their co-workers and who goes straight home from the office.
- Videos 2008-05-08
- Are Office Romances Acceptable?
- People from Sydney, London and San Francisco divulge whether they have ever found romance at work - and whether there's any harm in it.
- Videos 2008-05-08
- BNET Launches in UK and Australia
- We took to the streets of London, Sydney, and the original home of BNET, San Francisco, to see how our work lives are similar and different. How many hours per week do Aussies work? Do the Brits really get 6 weeks off? Is it true that Americans spend less time...
- Videos 2008-04-30
- Is Taking a Vacation Good for the Economy?
- In a Sidewalk Stories feature, BNET surveys managers and employees about whether they believe taking a vacation is a help or hindrance to the overall health of the economy.
- Videos 2006-01-01
- Are Office Romances a Mistake?
- In a Sidewalk Stories feature, BNET surveys managers and employees and gets the scoop on the good, bad and ugly of office romances.
- Videos 2006-01-01
- Describe Your Worst Manager...
- In a Sidewalk Stories feature, BNET asks workers to discuss their biggest gripes with their managers in the workplace.
- Videos 2006-01-01
- Do You Think You're Paid Enough?
- In a Sidewalk Stories feature, BNET surveys business managers and employees on whether or not they are compensated fairly for their work.
- Videos 2006-01-01
- What's the Hardest Part of Being a Manager?
- In a Sidewalk Stories feature, BNET hears advice from managers on best practices for dealing with employee relations and coping with workplace challenges.
- Videos 2006-01-01
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- Michigan Chronicle 03-30-2004 "The picket line rules were very simple: no talking, laughing or chewing gum. Walk on the sidewalk in front of the store, never confront anyone who might cross the picket line to enter the store, and never respond to or ...
- Research articles 2004-03-30
- Marketing firm emphasizes personal touch in campaigns.(Business)(Success stories)
- Byline: Tim Doyle Medill News Service Business profile Name: Maddock Douglas Inc. Founders: Mike Maddock and Wes Douglas Business: Branding, advertising, packaging Location: Elmhurst 2002 revenue: $6.1 million Web...
- Research articles 2003-06-11
- Under CEO Kenneth Lay, Portland Newcomer Enron Charges Ahead.(Originated from The Oregonian, Portland, Ore.)
- HOUSTON--Jun. 24--Two symbols of Kenneth Lay's obsession roost in his office 51 stories above the hot Texas sidewalk. A brass telescope points through his tall windows and out across the flat panorama. Near it sits a big globe. HOUSTON--Jun. 24--Two symbols...
- Research articles 1997-06-24
- After The Trauma
- Francesco Fiorello was nowhere near the Twin Towers on the morning of Sept. 11. The 30-year-old high-school teacher was 40 miles away in Ossining, N.Y., talking to his wife, Rose, also 30, on her cell phone. Rose had just come out of the subway at Dey Street, in front of...
- Research articles 2001-10-01
- King of Immedient
- In Stamford, Conn., old men gather on sidewalk benches to swap stories; toddlers, shrieking with delight, storm the public library for story hour. And if you drive haltingly through the charming New England town's business district at 15 miles an hour with one eye on the road and the other...
- Research articles 2000-09-01
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