Why our doctors earn less; Shock survey fuels demand for fairer division of money NHS SOS.(News)
SCOTLAND'S doctors are bottom of the pay heap, earning up to pounds 14,000 a year less than colleagues in the rest of the UK. They work the same hours as GPs across Britain - but are penalised because of the way the NHS funds doctors. Now, after new statistics revealed the pay gap, Scottish GPs are

Publication: Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)

The colors of money. (1993 Capital Equipment and Supplies Survey)(includes listing of firms that participated in survey) (Cover Story)
The DFISA/Dairy Foods capital investment survey enlightens the spending spectrum For Wells' Dairy, it's green, red and orange. For Broughton Foods, it's blue, white and pink. For Avonmore West, it's silver. It is money. It comes in the form of the tri-colored Bomb Pop Jr. novelties (seen at left)

Publication: Dairy Foods

M survey: Win a fantastic holiday to Jamaica; WHAT WOMEN WANT.(Competitions/Offers)
What Women Want was a smash hit at the box office this year. Now M wants to find out what really makes you tick, and guess what? Just by filling in this fun survey you could win some great prizes that we know you'll want Starring Mel Gibson and Helen Hunt, the romantic comedy What Women Want is out

Publication: The Mirror (London, England)

COMMON CENTS SOLUTIONS CITY SURVEY GETS WORKERS' TIPS ON CONQUERING FUTURE SHORTFALL.(News)
Byline: James Nash Staff Writer Los Angeles could earn or save tens of millions of dollars by writing more traffic tickets at LAX, eliminating a lot of middle managers and bargaining harder when it buys computers and other equipment, city employees suggested in a first-of-its-kind survey. As Los

Publication: Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)

Filling the child care gap
Stacy Stackis and her husband have two children and they'd love to have another baby. But the Dubuque couple won't make a move without consulting their child care provider. "It's actually very frustrating to think when we are ready we may have to wait another year or two," Stackis said. It's a

Publication: Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)

Working mums make positive role models; New survey reveals working families feel their kids get a head start.
M2 PRESSWIRE-31 July 2008-UK Government: Working mums make positive role models; New survey reveals working families feel their kids get a head start(C)1994-2008 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:31072008 Seven out of ten working parents think having a job helps set a positive role model for their kids

Publication: M2 Presswire