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• 21 July 2021

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Institute Podcasts: 21st July 2021

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• 14 January 2021

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Is it envious to criticise high CEO pay?

Criticising the disparity between the UK average wage and CEO pay ignores bosses’ vital contribution to the bottom line, according to a senior figure at the Adam Smith Institute.

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• 03 September 2020

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What are the ethical lessons from furlough abuse stats?

Around six million UK workers benched under the Covid-19 furlough scheme have continued to work – sometimes as a result of pressure from their bosses, according to new research.

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• 10 August 2020

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Should the pandemic be an inflection point for CEO pay?

Cuts to CEO salaries during the pandemic have been largely superficial and don’t signify meaningful, long-term change, according to CIPD. What does this mean for business ethics?

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• 23 April 2020

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Will leaders take advantage of Covid-19 to rush through automation?

As a think tank predicts that the Covid-19 crisis could take 6.5 million jobs out of the UK economy, reports indicate that some firms are eager to boost their robot ranks.

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• 06 February 2020

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Should the gig economy be regulated to boost its efficiency?

Regulation is needed to raise efficiency within the gig economy, according to a new report. But is it legislation that gig workers require, or simply more ethical procurement practices?

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