Menopause Support for Women Still Lacking in Workplace
New research has revealed that workplaces still have some way to go in their commitment to include women – particularly as they...
Five High Performance Hacks to Stay Mentally Strong at Work
In this week’s guest column, wellbeing expert and found of PUSH Mind & Body Cate Murden offers advice to managers and...
Bleisure Time: Quarter of UK Workers Combine Work & Travel Overseas For Weeks at...
One in four workers are now more likely to work remotely for a few days before or after a holiday to extend...
42% Workers Not Taking Vacation Despite High Burnout Rates
As the summer holiday season comes to a close, a large proportion of US workers say they aren't taking vacation time despite...
Equality in Engineering Conference Returns to London
The next Equality in Engineering Conference on 15 September in London, features leading academics, entrepreneurs, industry experts and parliamentarians on changing culture.
Flexible Hours & 4-Day Work Week ‘Most Desired’ Staff Benefits
A four-day working week and flexible hours are the most desired employee benefits globally, according to a new survey.
UK’s TUC Calls for Minimum Wage to Rise to £15 by October
The UK’s largest trade body has called for the minimum wage to rise to £15 by October 2022. That's up from the...
How to Drive Workplace Happiness in Uncertain Times
In this week’s guest column, Co-founder of wellbeing platform Heka Alex Hind shares the importance of workplace happiness and wellbeing, and how...
One in Five Women Consider Leaving Job Due to Menopause
One in every five women has left or considered leaving a job because of menopause symptoms, according to a new study.
Six in 10 Workers Say They’re Not Paid Enough to Support Themselves or Their...
Nearly six in 10 (58%) US workers are concerned their pay cheque is not enough to support themselves or their families amid...
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