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Archive March 05
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Full
contents of the March 2005 issue. |
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New
regulations threaten fines of up to £75,000
for organisations that fail to consult with
their staff, but there are already good reasons
for managers to keep up the dialogue, as Peter
Davy reports |
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There's
up to £20 billion sitting unclaimed
in the UK's banks and building societies.
Right now it's doing nothing but boosting
banks' profit figures, but times are changing,
says Martyn Jones |
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The
public may be left cold by politics but charities
are finding increasing support for their campaigning
activities. Becky Slack wonders if the increasing
volume is being heard in the corridors of
power |
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Time
is running out for charities to engage in
the charter renewal debate, says Don Redding |
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Supplement:
Fundraising and technology
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Working it out
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Introducing
our supplement, Sarah Hughes looks at how
integrated marketing is developing today and
the challenges and opportunities it poses
for the sector |
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IT
can boost productivity and funds, but when
it doesn't work it can be a nightmare. Unfortunately,
many organisations seem keener on buying new
technology than making it work for them, as
Gary Flood explains |
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The
internet has finally proved itself as a significant
fundraising channel, says Jessica Twentyman.
The problems start here |
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