Wales at work
Wales at Work
Rising from the Ashes
07 July 2009
The Swalec Stadium - the world's 100th Test match venue - makes history when it hosts the first match in the 2009 Ashes Series.
It's quite a coup for Cardiff - the first time an Ashes match has been played outside of any ground in England or Australia in its 127-year history and is worth around £10m to the city.
Presented by Nick Servini, Wales@work is a lively half hour covering issues important to everyone connected to the world of work.
Recession stories - we want to hear from you
Wales@work would like to hear from you if you or your business have a recession story. Are you suffering because of the downturn or are you bucking the trend? We are looking for businesses to follow over the next few months on the programme. Would you like to tell us how you are getting on?
Contact us using the box below or call us on 02920 322585 or email work@bbc.co.uk
The Business Doctor
Do businesses really need managers? Paul Thomas doesn't think so, and in a series of Wales@work specials, Nick Servini follows on him on his journey.
You can find out more about The Business Doctor programmes, listen to them all in full, and catch up with what's happened since with exclusive online updates, in our Business Doctor section.
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