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Army has a gap between reports of sexual harassment and filed complaints, IG finds

Stars and Stripes 25 Apr 2024
More than 4,500 soldiers said in a survey that they have experienced sexual harassment in the Army but less than 100 filed a formal complaint, according to a review released Wednesday by the Pentagon’s top internal investigator.
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Nedbank flags unstable coalitions, Trump victory as major risk events to confidence

Independent online (SA) 25 Apr 2024
This comes as surveys and analysts continue to forecast the ruling ANC’s loss of majority support at the polls, which would force the governing party to seek support from minority parties to form a government ... Number two is risk management.
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Do YOU have an undiagnosed sleep disorder? Warning that 14million Brits are unknowingly living with...

The Daily Mail 25 Apr 2024
The survey also found that nearly half (48 per cent) are engaging in 'unhealthy, high-risk and sometimes dangerous behaviours' when they are unable to sleep, including being violent or physically ...
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Swiss Sport Integrity Foundation reports budget overrun in "intensive" 2023

Inside The Games 25 Apr 2024
This suggests that the prevention measures are having an impact and that athletes are becoming more actively informed and aware of the risks. For the first time, the athlete survey also prioritised ...
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Survey reveals Australians' misconceptions about dementia

Xinhua 24 Apr 2024
The survey, the largest of its kind ever undertaken in Australia, found that over 99 percent of Australians engage in at least one behavior that can reduce their dementia risk but generally did so for other reasons.
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Anger as people forced to do DIY tooth extractions using PLIERS because they can

The Daily Mail 24 Apr 2024
He warned that people were potentially risking their lives due to the complications that can occur from a botched DIY extraction ... This survey was a repeat of a similar investigation GMB conducted in 2016.
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Why fake research is rampant in China

Live Mint 24 Apr 2024
On social media many Chinese people have applauded them for taking a stand, at the risk of damaging their own academic careers ... In an online survey published last year, over a quarter of Chinese ...
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'Our students can't wait': how a new law will help kids access consistent therapy at school

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 24 Apr 2024
... schoolers are feeling sad and hopeless; and students, especially LGBTQ+ students, are attempting suicide and contemplating suicide, according to the 2021 Youth Risk Behavior Survey conducted by DPI.
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One in five Australians wrongly believe dementia is ‘normal part of the ageing process’, survey shows

The Guardian 23 Apr 2024
Few Australians know dementia risk can be avoided despite prevalence of condition, first-of-its-kind survey shows Get our morning and afternoon ...
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Most small firms expect upturn in results for year

Hong Kong Standard 23 Apr 2024
About 70 percent of small enterprises in Hong Kong expect corporate results will grow in 2024, marking the highest level in the past five years, a survey by CPA Australia showed ... However, cybersecurity risks persist as a significant concern.
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Online fraud has increased for 42% of UAE organisations year-on-year

Khaleejtimes 23 Apr 2024
LexisNexis Risk Solutions has unveiled the findings of its 2023 The annual report, based on a commissioned survey conducted by Forrester Consulting, reveals that businesses in Europe, the Middle East ...
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Japan Patent Office survey: 80% worried about recognizing AI as patent inventor

Vietnam News 23 Apr 2024
The survey results are to be published soon ... The survey included data based on public information and interviews ... The patent office plans to advance research on the risks associated with patenting inventions made using based on the survey results.
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Supply chain fragility takes over from material prices as biggest threat to contractors, RLB finds

Building 23 Apr 2024
Nearly nine out of 10 surveyed firms said suppliers vulnerable to market and procurement risks now posed more of a threat than product price inflation ... clients are more willing to share risk. .
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CPA Australia: Nearly seven in ten Hong Kong small businesses expect growth amid cybersecurity threats

Vietnam News 23 Apr 2024
... Australia's Asia Pacific (APAC) Small Business Survey 2023-24 shows Hong Kong small businesses have growing confidence in their business and the economy, while facing increased cybersecurity risks.
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The AI Work Generation Gap: Gen Z and Millennials Lead the Charge as Jobs Shift

The Scranton Times-Tribune 23 Apr 2024
According to a recent Harris Poll research poll with the FQ at the World Economic Forum, more than half of those surveyed believed that the risks of artificial intelligence (AI) outweigh its benefits. However, Gen Z and millennials were found ....

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