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Attitudes towards unemployment
This survey on behalf of St. Mungo's investigates the public's attitudes towards unemployment, and what they think should be done to help the long-term unemployed back into work.
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Teachers Omnibus Flyer 2009
A 4-page flyer describing Ipsos's Teachers Omnibus and its schedule for 2009
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Creativity in Qual
Simon Riley, Research Director at Ipsos, talks about the Creativity in Qual and presents a personal list of forms of creative collaboration.
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Ethical purchasing squeezed by recession, but companies will continue to invest in company responsibility (CR)
As the economy continues to dominate public concerns, Ipsos research shows that the importance of company responsibility in people's purchasing has declined sharply this year.
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Survey for Channel 4 on attitudes towards the death penalty
Ipsos survey for Channel 4 reveals that 70 per cent of British adults support the Death Penalty as the maximum penalty for at least one of twelve different types of crime surveyed.
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Public views on contestable element of the licence fee
The BBC Trust commissioned Ipsos to conduct quantitative and qualitative research to gauge the public's view of specific proposals put forward by the government to use some of the television licence fee to fund the provision of news by providers other than the BBC.
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What do we really feel about the GB Retail Banking industry?
Ipsos Loyalty research looks into current views of the retail banking industry. The report includes feelings around fairness, blame for the credit crisis, financial engagement and future behaviour in the industry.
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Voting intentions return to pre-conference positions
Ipsos's October Political Monitor (carried out by telephone between 16-18 October among 996 British adults aged 18 and over) shows that voting intentions have returned to the parties' positions before the conference season, with both David Cameron's and Gordon Brown's personal ratings also up.
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Obama snubs Brown? So what?
MORI founder Sir Robert Worcester reports what people feel about the `Special Relationship'