One of the first comments I heard from journalists was that Abbas, a family man, went home at lunchtime and worked regular business hours.

Similarly, the series Mad Men, with its dashing advertising executives who consume women like lunchtime cocktails, plumbs the emptiness and destructiveness of early 1960 s male sexual prerogative.

In addition, ethics modules have been incorporated into all existing training programmes for United Nations staff, including at induction, and the Career Resources Centre (CRC) offers a lunchtime programme on ethics.

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Administrative instruction ST AI 2004 3, concerning the financial responsibility of staff members for gross negligence, has been posted on the Intranet and a lunchtime learning seminar will be held on the subject in the third quarter of 2005.