14th December 2006 Faithful days
Christmas can mean different things to different religions or it may not be significant at all. What does it mean for the workplace?Elaine Larkin, Irish Independent
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9th December 2006 No flirting? No boozing? Some office party this is
Simple tips and advice on how to approach the office party. Sunday Times
read full article17th October 2006 Paying throught the nose for bad manners
A survey recently discovered that a whopping 44% of Irish companies do not respond to customer enquiries . Charlie Weston, Irish Independent
read full article15th October 2006 Minding those Ps and Qs
Bad manners can cost businesses dearly by contributing to lost revenue and employee and customer churn.Linda Daly, Sunday Tribune
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Bad manners and unacceptable behaviour on the part of your employees could be losing you business or worse still, your customers. Lifetimes
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Pam Fay of Business Performance Perspectives (BPP) certainly believes so and she recently launched a new consulting arm to tackle what she says is a growing problem for Irish industry. Running your Business Magazine
read full article30th April 2006 Tigers don't say thanks
Pamela Fay has set up a consultancy to tackle bad manners in Irish business. Frank Fitzgibbon, Sunday Times
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Rudeness often rules in the workplace, but good manners are better for business, says consultant. Carissa Casey, Irish Times
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Time for us all to say NO THANKS to bad manners.Press Release
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