Coalition Government still sidelining Families

05-Aug-2010

RF tell Daily Telegraph that Families are the most important element in the Big Society and are still being overlooked.

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Marriage tax controversy must not threaten overall family policy

16-Jul-2010

Many think that family policy has been sidelined. The question now being asked is: “Is this due to disagreements within the coalition government on marriage tax policy?”

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Recognising the significance of the Childhood and Families Task Force

25-Jun-2010

We have written to David Cameron and Nick Clegg suggesting a broad remit for the new Childhood and Families Task Force. It needs to be long-term and maintain a focus on families rather than just children.

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The Relational Manager (Michael Schluter and David Lee. Lion, 2009)

Relationships that work lie at the heart of every successful organisation - on a strategic level, a cultural level, an operational level and a personal level.

Distilling 20 years of experience and research, The Relational Manager is packed with telling case histories, practical examples and clear guidance. Authors Schluter and Lee demonstrate conclusively how managers at any level in any organisation can make a real difference to performance by thinking relationally.

Focused primarily on the workplace, the book also offers insights into the work-life balance and relationships with friends and family. This book argues that society is ultimately a network of relationships, both public and professional.  If those relationships don’t work, quality of life goes down and organisational performance suffers.  The Relational Manager sets out a relationships approach to policy making and management to inspire leaders in all walks of life.

See: 'High Praise for The Relational Manager' here.
And a review from the Chartered Managemnet Institute here.

£ 7.99