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When discussing controversial issues it's important to listen, explore and analyse the different perspectives

Just three in 10 (29%) firms have written cyber security policies

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A third of employees do not know what discrimination policies or guidelines are in place at their organisation

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The CBI said the government must work to ensure the levy is suitable for everyone