Burnout amongst your team may well be a very real issue after two years of a global pandemic. Julia Lock, HCM Commercial Director at Advanced about this …
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Bullying culture ‘thrives in Michelin-starred kitchens’
The kitchens of Michelin-starred restaurants too often descend into alternative “moral universes” where bullies and bad behaviour thrive, a study has suggested.
New year, new glass ceiling: Women four times more likely to feel stagnant in their career since working from home
Research reveals more women are moving companies to swerve career limitations. Experts advise how to navigate feeling stuck in your job and progress upwards in your career.
The new normal of a four day working week: How does it actually work?
The pandemic has changed the work structure and expectations for many businesses with many people now working from home; this has come with a mass of challenges and opportunities as this new way of working is reviewed and evaluated to create ‘new normals’.
Online marketplaces expected to grow by 15% annually and match direct eCommerce spend by 2025
The unstoppable rise of the online marketplace model – operated by the likes of Amazon, Expedia and eBay – is driving the largest fundamental shift in consumer spending since the emergence of eCommerce in the 1990s.
6 key themes all business leaders need to address in 2022
Nick Gold, MD of Speakers Corner shares his key ways to create opportunities and engage your staff in 2022 …
UK scientists are a step closer to finding planets like Earth
A UK-backed mission which will search for Earth-like planets orbiting alien stars has been given the green light to continue with its development after passing a critical milestone review.
Majority of UK professionals are unhappy with their current salary
According to a new survey a staggering 3 out of 5 UK professionals are unhappy with their current salary.
Risk for small business owners’ mental health as half still live in fear of future lockdowns
A mental health crisis is looming among small business owners – with 82% reporting that their mental health has already declined due to the pandemic, as more challenges await the self-employed.
Barclays urges late-paying large firms to settle up
One of Britain’s biggest banks has called on the “social conscience” of large businesses to encourage them to settle bills to small and medium-sized suppliers on time.
A third of IT leaders feel less stressed at work thanks to remote access technologies
According to new research a third of IT leaders feel less stressed at work thanks to flexible technologies.
The route to net-zero: How reducing environmental impact and lowering IT costs go hand in hand
Recent months have seen the topic of sustainability shift into sharper focus. Speaking at the 26th UN Climate Change Conference (COP26), the UK Government announced that it was launching an international plan to deliver clean and affordable technology by 2030.
BAE Systems set to recruit almost 1,700 apprentices and graduates across the UK
The creation of more than 900 apprentice and 750 graduate and undergraduate roles is the largest intake of early careers roles the company has offered in a single year.
Businesses to face disruption as contractors vote with their feet
Business continuity is at risk in 2022 as contractors become increasingly unwilling to take inside IR35 roles.
Bullet-proofing supply chains top priority for manufacturing bosses in 2022
Strengthening supply chains is a priority for nearly two thirds of manufacturing pros, according to new research.
