French president Nicolas Sarkozy has attacked Britain for the second time this month - this time bragging that France will survive the credit crunch better than 'Anglo-Saxon' countries. The latest broadside on Gordon Brown's economic policy comes eight days after he branded the prime minister's VAT cuts as 'a failure' on national television. In his second onslaught, Sarkozy - again in a TV interview - boasted that under his leadership France's economic prospects were better than Britain's. He also said that France's social welfare provisions were bigger than those of any Anglo-Saxon nation....
Researcher recommends Anglicising name for job
The Australian
The Australian
JOBSEEKERS are finding the old adage that it's not what you know, but who you know does not necessarily apply in Australia - it's actually more about where you come from. A study by the Australian National University has...
Bosses prefer to interview Anglos
The Australian
The Australian
EMPLOYERS are far less likely to interview a person with a Chinese, Middle Eastern or Aboriginal name for a job even if their CV is identical to someone with an Anglo-Saxon name. And Sydney bosses discriminate more than...
Sorry Hassan, the job goes to Andrew
Canberra Times
Canberra Times
Jennifers, Andrews and Sarahs are far more likely to find a job than Hassans, Xius and Luigis, according to one of the largest discrimination studies ever conducted....


