Employee wellbeing has undeniably risen up the workplace agenda in recent years, and for good reason.
Category: Opinion
Some of the UKs leading business leaders and opinion formers share their insight and ideas for growth
Why you should consider coworking
Over the course of the last few years, many have abandoned their office space and opted for coworking, but why is this such an efficient form of workplace?
Why tackling mental health in the workplace is a growing business priority
Mental health is high on the news agenda.
Small business owner? Here’s why you could be next for cyber criminals
If you thought that because you own a small business cyber criminals won’t be interested in you, think again!
Employee benefits: do you know everything you can offer your staff?
Christmas parties, bonuses and birthday cake – the treats most CEOs and directors like to offer their staff to let them know how much they’re valued and thought of. And the kind of thing everyone likes to receive and enjoy, helping to reinforce the mantra that a happy workforce translates into a successful business.
How to get your next job or promotion – by finding your sales voice
In life you are either selling, or being sold to. And in the context of job-seeking; if you don’t sell yourself when looking for work, you should expect someone else to land the job you deserve.
Best free apps for remote workers
Amazon Appstore have collected the top five free apps from their store, available on Android devices, that are suitable for remote workers, a trait that 92 per cent of millennial consider to be a top priority.
SMEs must adopt ‘big brand’ online mind-set to stay competitive
Small to medium-sized organisations must be bold in adopting a ‘big brand’ mentality towards their website to successfully compete against larger organisations.
Leadership thought of the month: Corporate engagement
Johnny McGinley shares his leadership thought of the month for Business Matters Magazine.
Businesses need to help reduce presenteeism
Presenteeism is the biggest threat to UK workplace productivity, warned Professor Sir Cary Cooper in his opening keynote speech at 2015’s CIPD Annual Conference and Exhibition.
Losing the human touch from customer service can be bad for business
As business technologies continue to become more wide spread and sophisticated, company owners are increasingly looking for opportunities to implement new systems that can streamline processes, improve customer experiences and save costs.
How will we be accessing our offices and workplaces in the future?
Smart homes and offices, filled with connected products, are loaded with possibilities when it comes to making our lives easier, more convenient, and more secure.
Front seat at the show called America – A look at illegal immigration in the US today
The United States is the home of hundreds of millions of people and yet more come each year to be part of the big family.
Why start-ups and SMEs need to learn how to delegate
For entrepreneurs and small-business owners, delegating to others requires a big leap of faith. But the startups grow and become successful are the ones that learn how to work as a team.
Increased flexibility in the relief of corporate losses
Profits and losses are simply accounting measures: the former desirable, the latter not so much! While profits are important to businesses it is the cash flows that derive from such profits that are essential.
