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Bosses play scrooge with Christmas parties
Fewer British bosses will deck their halls and make merry with employees this season, according to a survey released showing a 30-percent drop in the number of office Christmas parties this year.
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Crazy Horse lives ... but British airline wants proof
Jeremy Brown from Northern Ireland may rue the day he decided to change his name to Crazy Horse Invincible, partly because he did so after one too many drinks, but mainly because his new identity is causing more hassle that it may be worth.
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Germany recruit psychologist to aid World Cup bid
German football continues to venture into unchartered territory under coach Jurgen Klinsmann with the 2006 World Cup hosts confirming that they will use a sports psychologist for the first time in their history.
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Japanese city to require dads to spend time with newborns
A Japanese city council will require male employees to take a total of six weeks of paid leave before their babies' first birthdays and then explain what they learned in a bid to end perceptions that child care is only a woman's job, officials said.
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