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CMI Highlights – 3 May 2023
Ann Francke discusses accountability in toxic workplaces, plus CMI’s work to improve public services
How to network when there’s a power imbalance
The network gap is preventing everyone from reaping the benefits that strong networks provide. How can we close it?
Leading with integrity: lessons from Britain’s Most Admired Companies
We speak to top UK leaders on living your principles, ethical dilemmas and the small actions that make a difference
CMI Highlights – 19 April 2023
A look at this year’s gender pay gap data, the CBI allegations, and Daisy Hooper talks apprenticeships in the FT
The slippery slope: Understanding ethics in management
Take a deep dive into some tips and tools to help you lead with integrity
Should dogs be allowed in the office? – You Decide
Are pet-friendly offices an innovative post-Covid talent strategy or a nightmare waiting to happen? CMI’s community weighs in
Starter for ten: the manager’s guide to whistleblowing
To create an inclusive culture where people can speak up, normalise having difficult conversations and focus on listening
Pay transparency: Should we be talking about salaries?
Finding out your coworker takes home more than you can be extremely demoralising. Can more transparency encourage change?
CMI Highlights – 5 April 2023
New newsletter to propel your PD! And: CMI Women lineup confirmed; Ann Francke on handling critical feedback
Carbon literacy for managers: explained
Is a lack of climate literacy preventing managers from taking positive climate action? This is what you need to know
The Last of Us: ethical leadership lessons from a killer fungus apocalypse
Would you “kill” one person to save a group of others? The show explored (some) ethically grey decisions that managers face
Green skills: what are they and why managers need to acquire them now
In many ways, green skills are management skills. But managers and leaders need to make a firm commitment to acquiring them