1. Never give me work in the morning.  Always wait until 5:00 and then bring it to me.  The challenge of a deadline is refreshing.

 2. If it’s really a “rush job,” run in and interrupt me every 10  minutes to inquire how it’s going.  That helps.

 3. Always leave without telling anyone where you’re going. It gives me  a chance to be creative when someone asks where you are.

 4. If my arms are full of papers, boxes, books or supplies, don’t open the door for me.  I need to learn how to function as a paraplegic and opening doors is good training.

 5. If you give me more than one job to do, don’t tell me which is the  priority.  Let me guess.

 6. Do your best to keep me late.  I like the office and really have  nowhere to go or anything to do.

7. If a job I do pleases you, keep it a secret.  Leaks like that could  cost me a promotion.

8. If you don’t like my work, tell everyone.  I like my name to be  popular in conversation.

9. If you have special instructions for a job, don’t write them down. If fact, save them until the job is almost done.

10. Never introduce me to the people you’re with.  When you refer to them later, my shrewd deductions will identify them.

11. Be nice to me only when the job I’m doing for you could really change your life.

12. Tell me all your little problems.  No one else has any and it’s nice to know someone is less fortunate.

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There were more troubles for workers today with researches showing a rise in companies expecting to do lay-offs.

About one-third of the 600 employers surveyed plan to cut jobs in the coming three months. This is the worst figure for a year.

The survey conducted by KPMG and the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development revealed that more public sector companies are planning job cuts than private ones.

Alan Downey, the head of public sector at KPMG, said “We will see a substantial reduction in the public sector headcount as these cuts begin to bite.

“That’s the painful but inevitable consequence of the coalition government’s determination to tackle the massive structural deficit.

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According to an usual report, milk from the offspring of a cloned cow is being sold in UK shops. The Food standards agency is investigating the claim made by an anonymous British dairy farmer. The FSA said it believed that the practice of selling milk from cloned cows and their offspring was not legal.

The farmer, on the other hand, claimed that he was using milk from a cow bred from a clone, as a part of his dairy production. The milk was not being identified as being different from produce derived from a naturally born cow.

The farmer made this claim to the international herald Tribune, on the condition of anonymity for fear that consumers would stop purchasing his milk.

He also said he was selling embryos from the same cow to Canadian breeders.

Earlier last month, the European parliament voted to prohibit the sale of dairy products and meat from clones and their offsprings. However, this has not yet passed into law. .

According to European Law, foodstuffs derived from cloned animals and their offsprings must pass a safety evaluation and get approval before being sold in market. The FSA, the authority responsible for assessing such food, said it has not made any authorisations, nor been instructed to do so.

The cows being used to produce the milk started life in the United States as embryos created from the eggs of cloned cows and the sperm of normal bulls. The embryos were frozen and flown to Britain where they were implanted into host cows. The offspring produce higher quantities of milk than normal cows.

In 2007 it was disclosed that eight cloned cows were born this way on British farms, including one in Shropshire.

Research has identified concerns for the health of animals produced as a result of cloning. There is some evidence of premature births and deformities. However, an FSA spokesman said: “Based on the best available evidence, there are no food safety concerns surrounding consumption of products from healthy clones or their offspring.”

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House prices have fallen as the fear of recession grips the buyers yet again. Read the exclusive report at Tej Kohli Blog.

If economists are to be believed, the house prices could fall further by 20 percent if confidence fails to recover.

In July the average values dropped by 0.5 percent, cutting down the yearly rate of decline to 6.6 percent from 8.7 percent in the last month.

It brings down the cost of a standard house in Britain below £170,000, reveled the figures from Nationwide.

“There was also a sizeable drop in the annual rate of house price inflation from 8.7 per cent in June to 6.6 per cent in July, due in part to the strength of house price gains in the same month last year.” said Martin Gahbauer, Nationwide’s chief economist.

These numbers are on a par with widespread forecasts that house prices will remain flat this year and may drop further in 2011.

The onus of this recent decline is on shortage of buyers, turned off by huge unemployment and the crunch on household budgets.

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According to recent report banks are now facing pressure to increase lending rates. Read the detailed report:

As Business Secretary Vince Cable’s warned banks for not acting in national interest, banks will now face renewed pressure from the government to increase loans to hard-pressed companies.

Expressing his frustration during the unveiling of joint consultation paper with the Treasury outline options for the better cash flow to businesses.

Some of the suggested measures to increase influx of much needed funds are regional stock exchanges, more government loan guarantees and ways to boost banking system liquidity.

Banks have also been warned that they may need to sign-up to type of loan guarantees, already agreed upon by part-nationalized banks like Lloyds and RBS if they don’t act.

The Banking sector, however, asserts lending is on the rise and most firms applying for loans are obtaining them – blaming a lack of demand from companies concerned about risk not a supply failure.

Mr Cable said: “We are very worried about the behaviour of the banks. They are not acting in the national interest. It is a very serious problem and potentially a growing problem “I don’t think the banks get it.

“At the moment we are talking to them in an amicable way and we are monitoring them, but if this doesn’t work there are combinations of carrots and sticks that can be employed.”

The British Bankers’ Association said: “Banks are willing and able to lend to businesses where they can see how the money will be paid back and where firms have a viable business plan.”

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