The recent controversy over the decision to change the role of Chelsea FC’s team doctor, Eva Carneiro, highlights the tricky issue of demotion. We rounded up some of the risks that employers need to keep in mind.
By Gareth Bull
A solid user experience is a must in order to win and retain customers while fending off rivals, and we’ve got insights on how you can adapt your UX from two firms that prioritise design and usability.
By Peter Vogel
The current youth unemployment crisis – one of the greatest challenges of our times – is paralysing societies worldwide.Prof. Dr. Peter Vogel has observed the skills and job requirements needed to get ahead in today’s market, and explains why educators and employers need to unite.
By Mike Weston
Mike Weston, CEO of data science consultancy Profusion, discusses the growing trend of wearable devices at work and what employers need to think about before bringing them on board.
With new research suggesting that 70 per cent of CEO’s time could be use better, Real Business quizzed five business heads about personal assistants to find out what value they can add – or if they’re actually necessary at all.
By Emily Carter
The recent hacking of the customer details of 2.4 million customers of Carphone Warehouse provides a stark reminder of the risks of data breaches and the importance of effective data security.
Matthew Jones unpackages the latest under the radar move by internet giant Google, and explains why it is of particular interest to early-stage businesses in need of IP.
Immigration law expert Katrina Cooper provides critical advice on the steps businesses must go though to ensure new hires are legal, including the Right to Work check and document management.
Benjamin Franklin once said, “When you are finished changing, you are finished.” These are wise words that apply just as powerfully to business as they do to individuals.
By Paul Kenyon
Paul Kenyon, EVP at endpoint security software firm Avecto, shares his insight on how digital security should be dealt with in the modern age – laying out a four-point plan as a guide.
