Monday 3 November 2008
Fair treatment - you
You can say no to being part of exploiting the poor by insisting on fair treatment of others. This requires that you try to treat your own staff fairly.
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This blog is an attempt to make myself think creatively about how to make a difference for neighbours whose needs are not met. The challenge is to come up with one new idea for every day. Publishing them is a way of motivating myself to continue thinking creatively about the issue. You can help by sending your ideas to Daily Poverty Busters at povertybuster 'at' gmail.com
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