By Jan Cavelle
In taking stock of the business climate today, serial entrepreneur Jan Cavelle believes to really drive profit growth companies must better look after employees and their wellbeing.
By Staff writer
Almost a third of UK workers believe their productivity has suffered as a result of work-related stress and 44 per cent claimtheir motivation has suffered, and one in four thinks stress has held them back in their career.
There are plenty of laborious admin tasks in business that are completely necessary to daily operations, but seem to get in the way of doing the things that inspire people to become entrepreneurs in the first place.
By Staff writer
Recent statistics have shown that the British public are taking more holidays. They are, however, shorter in duration the likes of the long weekend.
According to a psychology professor, the disadvantages of enforcing strict dress codes far outweigh any possible benefits.
If you keep your workers happy and healthy, they are likely to work harder. Managing productivity in this way makes good business sense.
By Staff writer
In some ways, leadership is like travelling by aeroplane. Whilst turbulence is normal, it requires an experienced hand to avoid any major issues and confidently steer everybody to the intended destination.
If you asked a cross-section of business leaders, owners and entrepreneurs what their biggest challenge is, I?m confident you?d hear the same recurring thought: how to scale the business in a sustainable, predictable, yet profitable way, quickly.
By Staff writer
We recently interviewed 40 employers in the hospitality and tourism sector to see how they were increasing the productivity and performance of their businesses in order to remain competitive at a time of political and economic uncertainty.
By Staff writer
As most commuters are already aware, a large section of London’s rail network will be severely disrupted by upgrades to Waterloo station, which will see over half of its platforms closed for the majority of August.
