A measurement program designed to evaluate health impacts or benefits of using ethanol blend petrol examined exhaust and evaporative emissions from 21 vehicles representative of the current Australian light duty petrol (gasoline) vehicle fleet using a composite urban emissions drive cycle. The...

In answer to the previous article, pp. 248–58, questions whether characteristics attributed to marketing managers and to aid in their selection and placement are relevant to what they actually do or are typical of what is expected of people who work in marketing management. Suggests that the...

Investigates why the relationship between the income and occupation of a respondent (or their spouse) and consumption behaviour is not always satisfactory. Suggests that the addition of the information on a respondent's education to this factor is particularly rewarding. Uses research conducted...

Discusses work‐related stress, focusing on its management, counselling and training. Warns that recent successful compensation claims by employees over work‐related stress are indicative of the needs for companies to introduce programmes to combat stress. Gives examples of companies which...

Points to the restructuring which is continually happening in government departments and agencies, and looks at what outplacement services have to offer: redundancy counselling, group seminars, workshops, career planning, job skills/experience analysis, job search facilities, negotiation with...

The 1995 Disability Discrimination Act will come into force on 2 December 1996, but will not automatically make consideration of disability illegal in employment‐related decision making. Discusses benefits of employing disabled people and provides case studies.

This issue is a collection of the best papers from the 2014 SFF Symposium. This 3-day meeting was held in Austin, Texas August 4-6, 2014. It drew 334 researchers from universities, companies and national laboratories from all over the world, representing 17 countries. There were 199 talks and...