Industrial Management: Volume 77 Issue 7
Table of contents
When polemics overtake reason
FOR a man who professes to have “no stomach” for politics, Sir Joseph Hunt shows a remarkable disposition for spleen venting against the Government.
In Brief
Why the business user should get bigger phone rebate While National Utility Service — the energy and public utility cost consultants —welcome the announcement by the Post Office…
The battle over ‘back‐door Bullockism’
The TUC campaign — backed by legislative proposals — to restrict shopfloor representation on pension fund management bodies to trade union members is meeting vociferous opposition…
EXPANSION IN CONTRACTING
Alec Snobel reports on the growth of a specialist cleaning and maintenance industry.
The benefits of being on camera
Whether it's for marketing or training and education, audio visual presentation is probably the most effective method for absorbing—and remembering—information.
How the job governs the style
Ronald Ellis examines a diverse range of management theories and practices concerned with organisational development. “In essence,” he says, “managers are required to achieve a…
UNPLUGGING THE COMPONENT BOTTLENECKS
With previous business recoveries marred by domestic components shortages — and the consequent dependence on foreign suppliers — a key aim of the Government's industrial strategy…
Getting down to essentials
You have the option of a golden future in commodities, says Alec Snobel continuing his series on personal finance for managers.
Combating the brain strain
Having covered exercise and diet, David Dove concludes his manager fitness programme with ideas for averting stress at home and work.
On test — the Renault 20TL: Sleek but sluggish
LIKE people, first impressions with a car can be highly misleading, but rarely are they totally false. No sooner had I left the Renault depot in Western Avenue and began driving…