- - top mine's distributed, but only to family members?
- - stop mine from becoming involved in undue patronage
- - the practice of those in power favouring relatives
- - relative preferment could put me in post!
- - Chaps holding model work back, keeping it in the family
- - The practice of favouring one's relatives or friends with jobs
- - policy that might be explained as "it's all relative"?
- - Preferring your own stuffed pimentos
- - Favouritism shown to relatives by those in power
- - Relative priority in hiring
- - Turns up, American college admits school is accessible to everyone looking after their own family
- - The practice of favouring one's relatives in making appointments
- - The favouring of one's relatives in making appointments
- - What might get me in post corruptly?
- - One should be bagged by postmen -- unfortunately it leads to issue in post
- - Favoring relatives in hiring
- - Restrictive practice in business? I stop men working
- - Looking after one's own marijuana in Nimes travelling
- - Favouritism to relatives by those in power
- - The practice of favouring one's relatives in making official appointments
- - Looking after one own marijuana in Nimes travelling
- - Looking after one's own marijuana in exotic Nimes
- - Marijuana is smuggled by contrary people, keeping it in the family
- - Putting the relations in Human Relations?
- - It's a family affair
- - It's relatively helpful
- - It's all in the family
- - Favouritism for a job that is based on kinship
- - most pine for such undue patronage
- - Unfair use of power to benefit or employ family or friends
- - favouritism to relatives
- - Favoritism toward relatives and friends
- - favouritism towards relatives
- - family business like mine opts to change
- - Jobs for the boys — as postmen, I suspect
- - Favouritism shown to friends and family
- - Favoring the family
- - Familial favoritism
- - Jobs for the boys
- - Family favoritism
- - Reason why some move up the corporate ladder
- - Male model uncovered rising bias
- - Favouring relatives
- - Male model, topless, reversing partiality
- - Within firms it openly reversed corrupt employment practice
- - The favouring of relatives or friends for jobs, etc
- - Pro-family bias
- - Job favouritism shown towards relatives
- - Family business practice
- - Appointing your 46-Down to a key position, say
- - Family matter?
- - Family patronage
- - Policy of promoting junior
- - Easy way to get ahead
- - Playing favorites.
- - Family favors.
- - Family affair
- - Patronage
- - Family favouritism
- - Preferential treatment
- - relatively helpful path to success?
- - A relatively favoured practice?
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