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Fore! Why golf-loving, office-obsessed employers need to look out

Fore! Why golf-loving, office-obsessed employers need to look out

Employers determination to cling to archaic ways of working has many similarities to the similarly expired views one might see on the green.

  • by Jim Bright

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How work from home culture could be fuelling depression

How work from home culture could be fuelling depression

The uptick in sales of ‘mouse jigglers’ by opportunistic WFH-ers could be masking a broader underlying issue.

  • by Lucy Burton
How can I quickly solve a workplace mystery?

How can I quickly solve a workplace mystery?

Sometimes, the best way to get an answer to a mystery is not by asking the right question, but the wrong one.

  • by Jonathan Rivett
What will future manufacturing jobs really look like?

What will future manufacturing jobs really look like?

The government is set to spend $22 billion on manufacturing over the next decade. But what does the future of the industry look like?

  • by Sue White
Why we should all be taking more time off work

Why we should all be taking more time off work

Taking time out from work for other important things in your life might be just what you need for a career reset.

  • by Tim Duggan
Four members of Britain’s richest family given jail sentences for exploiting servants

Four members of Britain’s richest family given jail sentences for exploiting servants

Four members of the billionaire Hinduja family were sentenced after they were accused of spending more on their pet dog than one of their employees.

  • by Hugo Miller
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‘People need to stand up’: The consultant speaking out on dyslexia

‘People need to stand up’: The consultant speaking out on dyslexia

Consultant and researcher Dr Shae Wissell says she’s surprised about the number of businesses who don’t support dyslexic staff.

  • by Sue White
‘A pyramid scheme’: The opaque underbelly of life coaching

‘A pyramid scheme’: The opaque underbelly of life coaching

The unregulated and unruly life coaching industry has left many spending thousands with little to show for it.

  • by Katie Bishop
The hidden cost of being too good at your job

The hidden cost of being too good at your job

Sometimes, less really is more when it comes to sustainable success and wellbeing, so try putting in a bit under 100 per cent.

  • by Shadé Zahrai
Should I be brutally honest in my exit interview?

Should I be brutally honest in my exit interview?

Knowing when to hold back in an exit interview can be a valuable skill, but sometimes it’s worth speaking up.

  • by Jonathan Rivett
I hope my teachers don’t read this because they’re busy switching off
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I hope my teachers don’t read this because they’re busy switching off

The right to disconnect is critical for teachers’ wellbeing – and that of their students.

  • by Jenny Allum