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kits next summer at a rate of 24,000 a year.
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Western European car makers lost a total of almost he said. approx. 20 Ib. box
$1 billion last year, and analysts agree the market is With unemployment in the region running at 25 per
already suffering from gross over-supply. cent of the workforce, the company has found no
As Robert Lutz, head of Ford's pean division in workers willing to accept its
put it: “We've got too much production capacity chasing conditions.
too few buyers.” Carolin said it received more than 11,000 applications
The energy of a new competitor with significantly when it advertised 250 jobs recently.
lower unit costs is likely to exacerbate the problems of “It allows us to be very selective, to make sure we
firms such as Ford and state-owned BL (formerly British gre hiring the right sort of people for our concept,” he
Leyland). said.
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workforce of 2,700. BL’s Austin Rover from liers, who would be asked to
Saploys 10 times as many but produces only four times as improve productivity year by year in exchange for the
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If you're a woman supervising other women, you may
have the greatest problems: the women might expect you to
be supportive, motherly and one of them and are
disappointed when the ey find out you're just like the man you
replaced.

These are some of the most common problems people
new to management face, and Natasha Josefowitz's latest .
book, You're the Boss, (Warner Books, $9.95) describes how
to deal with them.

Her research in the workplace indicates that misunder
standing and misreading of people are the greatest barriers
to getting good results from employees.

Jveefowitz, who has a PhD in social psychology, has
made it one of her many careers to teach top people in large
corporations to get back on track by paying more attention
to the nuances of human nature.

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VANCOUVER (CP) — A | 1401 Columbia Ave.
$6-million pulp. and paper Sunday Services
centre which officially open- | 8:00 a.m. & 10:00 a.m.
ed Tuesday on the University | Sunday School 10 a.m.
of B.C. campus takes it a step Robson Church
further in developing a major | __2nd and 4th Sundays
facility i nd 10.a.m.
facility in pulp and Paper re | Rev. Charles Balfour

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713 - 4th Street
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.

Pastor Terry Defoe
Office 365-3664
Residence 365-7622

Worship Service 11:00a.m.

few years ago and now uses it whenever people ask her to
speak. She says she’s making more money doing these
seminars than she knows what to do with, but the money
isn't the only reason for her work.

“Tm an agent of change,” she says. “We can change
people's attitudes and make life better by sj spreading these
messages. It makes you feel good.”

ser of the things she hears most often from women is “I

a female boss who is a bitch.”

“a think this is an interesting phenomenon. You hear it

much more often than ‘I have a male boss who is a bastard.’ ”
The reason women complain about women bosses,
Josefowitz says, is because women expect other women to
be supporti ve. Be truth is tha: at womeg who make i it to the
ing on by their fingernails,” and end up

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Pastor: Victor Stobbe
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