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BBC Wales’ Business Correspondent Brian Meechan presented the workplace issues programme.

BBC Wales’ Business Correspondent Brian Meechan presented the workplace issues programme, which has now come to an end.

BBC Wales’ Business Correspondent Brian Meechan presented the workplace issues programme, which has now come to an end. Thanks for listening.
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Wales at Work: Tata, Cardiff Airport and how to shake hands

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16/02/2017

Tata, Cardiff Airport and how to shake hands

BBC Radio Wales - Wales at Work, Tata, Cardiff Airport and how to shake hands

Brian Meechan hears about the Tata pension issues that still need to be resolved.

Brian Meechan hears about the Tata pension issues that still need to be resolved, plus he discusses the etiquette of hand-shaking.

They think it's all over... well, it isn't. There are more twists to come as Tata tries to disentangle itself completely from its pension scheme. Brian hears from a pension expert what could come next. He also talks to Cardiff Airport's chief executive Debra Barber about passengers, profits and the Boeing deal that got away. Our reporter Benjamin Wright looks at plans to regenerate Swansea city centre. Our business of the week Wernick Buildings is going greener. And body language expert Judi James tells Brian what she makes of Donald Trump's unusual handshake and discusses the etiquette of greetings.

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