A third of UK public ‘tolerant’ of petty corruption
Up to 34% considered acts like nepotism or bribery acceptable during vaccine rollout
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10 January 2025
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11 November 2024 CAJI seminar: Book launch - Low-Paid EU Migrant Workers: The House, The Street, The Town
In this blog post, Sebastian Smart reflects on the launch of Low-Paid EU Migrant Workers: The House, The Street, The Town, by Fiona Costello, Professor Catherine Barnard, and Sarah Fraser Butlin, hosted jointly by ARU and Middlesex University.
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29 October 2024 
Cost-of-living crisis impacted Black health – study
Rise in inflation and bank rates associated with rise in discrimination and worse health
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18 October 2024 
Talk to help navigate the new AI-powered world
Chelmsford Science Festival event aims to help us make sense of rapid changes
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4 October 2024 
ARU professor to help shape UK business schools
Professor Mohammad Ali is elected to business education role by peers
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1 October 2024 
Wildlife criminals ‘getting away with it’ – new study
Report co-authored by ARU expert found concerning numbers of unpunished crimes
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19 September 2024 
Study on discrimination in the job market wins award
Research by Anglia Ruskin University found ageism, racism and sexism remains rife
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23 July 2024 
ARU first in UK to receive prestigious NCEE award
Anglia Ruskin receives Entrepreneurial University Award for innovation impact
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23 July 2024 
HR departments ‘not trusted’ to deal with bullying
Employees have little faith in internal protection from workplace harassment - study
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19 July 2024 
New Farming Minister opens net zero summit at ARU
Event focused on reducing emissions and building climate resilience in East of England