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Tag: transport planning transport planning | Centre for Transport and Society blog
by Jonathan Flower Senior Research Fellow Many of us will soon be taking a hopefully well-earned rest over the festive period. At some point you may put on a paper crown and break into a smile (or not) as someone reads a cracker joke. Well here...
Category: Uncategorised Uncategorised | Policing blog
Today’s blog is written by Associate Director (Policing) Sarah Williams and reflects on the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence (UN Women 2023). This ends on December 10th (International Human Rights Day). This annual...
Tag: survivors survivors | Policing blog
‘Everyone has the right to feel safe. Nothing is too small that it can’t be spoken about with someone.’ These are the words that greet visitors to the Young Victims Service homepage setting the tone for the next edition of our...
Celebrating Volunteers’ Week: Spotlight on a UWE Lecturer and Special Constable Celebrating Volunteers’ Week: Spotlight on a UWE Lecturer and Special Constable | Policing blog
As we mark Volunteers’ Week a time to recognise the incredible contributions of volunteers across the UK we’re proud to shine our spotlight on Jack James a UWE Policing Senior Lecturer PhD researcher and long-serving Special Constable. In this...
Knowledge Transfer Partnership Case Study: Powerline Technologies Knowledge Transfer Partnership Case Study: Powerline Technologies | Research and External Engagement
The Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTP) scheme is a UK-wide programme helping businesses to improve competitiveness and productivity. A recent graduate is placed within an organisation to help solve a business problem with access to our...
More haste Less speed. More haste Less speed. | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
…by Adam Sheppard. Build Build Build[1]. A dramatic title for a Press Release. Repeating the same word three times is a simple way of communicating that something is not only dramatic but is going to happen at speed; think Murray Walker...
Can industrial relations and trade unions be ‘smart’ in the digital world of work? Insights from three cases: Industry 4.0 e-commerce and digital platforms in Italy Can industrial relations and trade unions be ‘smart’ in the digital world of work? Insights from three cases: Industry 4.0 e-commerce and digital platforms in Italy | Human Resources Work and Employment blog
Dr Stefano Gasparri The effect of digitalization Digitalization has become the ‘buzzword’ that captures all aspects of technological change associated with the increasing use of digital technology in organizational and productive processes...
Handbook Launch: Gender and Employment in the Public Sector Handbook Launch: Gender and Employment in the Public Sector | Human Resources Work and Employment blog
Hazel Conley and Paula Koskinen Sandberg have co-edited a new International Handbook on Gender and Employment in the Public Sector published by Edward Elgar in their International Handbooks on Gender series. This blog is based on the...
What do we want? Equal Pay! When do we want it? 1970! What do we want? Equal Pay! When do we want it? 1970! | Human Resources Work and Employment blog
This blog post was written by Hazel Conley Professor of Human Resource Management in the Faculty of Business and Law. Both Karl Marx and President Obama although one rather more diplomatically than the other noted that social progress can be...
Tag: QuiVal QuiVal | Centre for Advanced Built Environment Research blog
By Rabab Raydan MSCA Doctoral Researcher at QuiVal The impact of natural disasters on real estate value Natural disasters pose a significant threat to real estate value as they can cause extensive property damage disrupt market stability and...
Pro-bono works: Employability success for students Pro-bono works: Employability success for students | Bristol Law School blog
Marcus Keppel-Palmer Director of Pro Bono reflects on the experiences of some recent Law students who have worked in the UWE Pro Bono Unit: Employers Law firms particularly view students who have undertaken Pro Bono work very favourably. Not only...
The Polluter Pays Principle: The only Principle that can limit aviation emissions (if we do it right) The Polluter Pays Principle: The only Principle that can limit aviation emissions (if we do it right) | Bristol Law School blog
This blog was written by Mandy Beck an LLM in Environmental Law and Sustainable Development student at UWE Bristol. Today an airplane takes off approximately every 0.8 seconds somewhere around the globe.[1] The impact of the aviation sector on...