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One of the most iconic memories of the first lockdown of the pandemic is the sound of applause echoing across our cities and towns each week as the people of Britain said thank you to the NHS and all key workers doing essential work in challenging times. That “clap for carers” reveals a lot about how we value the work done by ourselves and others. Work is not just something we do to put food on the table. It does – or at least can – mean much more than that. 
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Shame is a powerful motivator, though not always in a good way. But maybe there’s a good use for it. So we discover from new research examining efforts by the US equivalent of our Health and Safety Executive to improve firms’ behaviour.
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