As job site Glassdoor reveals the top 20 companies for work-life balance in the UK, Real Business asks three of them what strategies have been put in place to look after staff.
"Leading by example" isn't a term to be ignored. Your behaviour can quickly be mimicked and it can be either detrimental or beneficial to your corporate culture.
John Savage has big plans for his heating and plumbing business but has hit a road block when it comes to finding the requisite people to hire, a recruitment headache he's hoping won't persist.
"People usually have no problem talking about feeling physically ill because, that's just biology, it's fact, and it's science." This passage comes from an article written by Sarah Alonze, senior campaign director at Babel, around our lack of communication around mental health issues. Hoping to learn more about encouraging openness, we asked her a few questions.
Leaders are often spinning many plates, so it stands to reason that CEO mistakes will happen these are the most common ones to watch.
Whether you're a software company, retailer or in financial services, substandard delivery won't cut it anymore. But to stay top of your game, you?ll need to recruit top talent an endeavour often coming down to culture vs skills.
Research has found that 31 per cent of employees believe themselves to be unproductive for two hours every day. This, they said, would be remedied by a shorter work week.
Robert Drury may be new to the world of running a business, but he does have a firm opinion when it comes to whether or not you should work on holiday.
The trend of job hopping is becoming more acceptable, at least in the minds of UK professionals, with many admitting that leaving a role after under a year is not an issue.
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