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LETTERS : Russian copy
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Your editorial on the new Stakhanovism ("Welcome back,
Stakhanov", 1 January) - the pressure for excessive achievement at
work as a cult - is timely. There are plenty of companies who seem
to think that the best way to improve what is laughably ca lled
customer service is to sack most of those providing ...
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LETTERS : Russian copy
The Independent - London
; Your editorial on the new Stakhanovism ("Welcome back, Stakhanov", 1 January) - the pressure for excessive achievement at work as a cult - is timely. There are plenty of companies who seem to think that the best way to improve what is laughably ca lled customer service is to sack most of those
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Mirrror M@ilbox: In Brief.(Features)
The Mirror (London, England)
; Byline: K Flett THE afternoon of Friday, June 7, was surely the best time ever to bury bad news. K Flett Tottenham, N London
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Mirror M@ilbox: War plan is plane.(Letters)
The Mirror (London, England)
; Byline: Keith Flett SOMEHOW I'm not surprised the drive to war is being stepped up just as Iraq makes attempts to destroy whatever weapons it still has. After all, if Bush and Blair don't get their war soon there will be nothing left to have a war with. Keith Flett Tottenham, N London
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Less is more.(LETTERS)
The Washington Times
; Byline: THE WASHINGTON TIMES In Jitters over Yukos (Editorial, Thursday), you state that the Russian government has antiquated ideas about safe production levels, and imply that things would be better for everyone if they pumped their oil faster using Western techniques. The Russians have it closer
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Mirror M@ilbox: Readers Letter.(Features)
The Mirror (London, England)
; Byline: Keith Flett GIVEN the amount of rain we're having, it can't be too long before a water company announces that drought conditions are approaching. Keith Flett Tottenham, N London
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[1] MIRROR M@ILBOX: IN BRIEF.(Features)
The Mirror (London, England)
; Byline: Keith Flett MMR notwithstanding, is there some kind of jab that will inoculate me against Tony Blair, Arthur Andersen and New Labour all in one go? Keith Flett Tottenham, N London
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Mirror M@ilbox: Reader's letter.(Letters)
The Mirror (London, England)
; Byline: Keith Flett BRITAIN is experiencing its hottest temperatures and at this time we look to the acting Prime Minister to lead by example. So where are the pictures of John Prescott in shorts? Keith Flett Tottenham, N London
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Education Letter: Class action Your Views
The Independent - London
; I have no doubt that Luton provides a good, if not better, higher education than Oxford ('Luton who? We're just as good as Oxford, but different,' EDUCATION, 28 October). Unfortunately, I also have no doubt that simply going to Oxford is a lot more helpful to students' later careers than anything
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Another chance to work that blend
The Malay Mail
; THE Asian Cup is due in Malaysia towards the end of the month. The previous Asian Cup in 1999 was also held in Kuala Lumpur. The fact that Malaysia are again the hosts just shows you that it is not easy to find a host for a big Asian tournament. Peaceful conditions and skill at organisation are the
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Mirror M@ilbox: IN BRIEF.(Features)
The Mirror (London, England)
; Byline: Keith Flett DO I take it that 24-hour pub opening is a New Labour ruse to counteract the impact of the song from the play Close The Coalhouse Door - As soon as this pub closes, the revolution starts ? Keith Flett Tottenham, N London
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