UK Workers Suffer from Bad Management

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Nearly half of workers in the UK have at some point quit due to bad management, according to a report from the Chartered Management Institute. "People don't understand what it is to be a manager and they're not prepared for those jobs properly," Ruth Spellman, CEO of the institute, said Tuesday.

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