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Chinese migrant workers, GDP and unpaid work, Page Three, finding a job you love

Chinese migrant workers; Changing your life to find a job you love; Page 3; Dame Pauline Green on women's co-ops around the world; Should unpaid work, like housework and caring for elderly parents, be counted as part of GDP? Presented by Jane Garvey.

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Tue 25 Sep 2012 10:00
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Chapters

  • Hsiao-Hung Pai On China's Migrant Workers

    British-Chinese journalist Hsiao-Hung Pai on the lives of Chinese migrant workers

    Duration: 08:32

  • Dame Pauline Green And The Co-op Movement

    Dame Pauline Green, President of the International Cooperative Alliance, on women and the global co-op movement. And a report on a women's co-op making shea butter in Ghana.

    Duration: 11:28

  • Finding The Job You Love

    Jane speaks to Lucy Manning, who left a job in the City to become a zookeeper in Devon, and to John Lees, career expert and author of How To Get A Job You'll Love.

    Duration: 08:27

  • GDP And Unpaid Work

    Jane is joined by Jane Gleeson–White, author of Double Entry: How the Merchants of Venice Created Modern Finance, and by Susan Himmelweit, Professor of Economics, The Open University.

    Duration: 07:35

  • Follow-Up: No More Page 3?

    To discuss why the Sun has stayed committed to Page 3 models for the last 42 years, Jane speaks to media analyst Claire Enders.

    Duration: 05:15

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  • Tue 25 Sep 2012 10:00
    Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio 4

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