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...wellbeing of staff, who will struggle to maintain a healthy work–life balance. The board of directors should pay attention to the importance of delegation of authority and segregation of duties to ensure efficiency and reduce the risk of fraud, money laundering, abuse and error. The board should evaluate the performance of management to ensure that the risk of...

...health care; poor roads and transport links, and lack of employment opportunities. Defining ‘rurality’ is by no means straightforward, but it is important to understand and recognise the benefits and costs of living in a rural area. It is worth recognising that not all rural areas are the same, and that the rural context and rural challenges within each of the four...

...health and social workers and many others to tackle community challenges. Using the ‘Power of Football’, the Trust continues to flourish, delivering life improving projects, which engage with over 1.5 million people per year, focusing on education, sport, inclusion and health...Week 1: Football: a business like no other: Learning outcomes - After studying Week 1 you...

...mental image of an interview. Perhaps, the word conjures up a picture of an intense, confrontational television interview between a TV interviewer and a politician, or maybe you think of a chat-show host, or a short snippet of film such as a vox pop, as a TV reporter gets a comment from the ‘ordinary people in the street’. [Figure 4 Jeremy Paxman] Figure 4 Jeremy...