Moving from lip-service to action on International Women’s Day
On International Women’s Day, it’s tempting to post a message of support on your business socials quickly. Instead, why not …
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The key to maximising energy in the workplace
The energy within a company is also equal to the management of a company times the culture squared. While this equation might sound as dense as Einstein’s theory, by breaking it down, businesses can unlock their potential for success.
Why workplace wellness should be a top priority for your business
By Staff writer
A recent study by workplace solutions retailer, AJ Products, revealed that over 40% of people think that their work environment has a negative impact on their physical and emotional wellbeing. Concerned yet?
Alzheimer’s disease is now an issue in the workplace
September is World Alzheimer’s Month, but what is the connection between this devastating disease and SMEs?
How should employers tackle eating disorders in the office
Mental health is at the forefront of people’s minds right now. But within this discussion, are we giving eating disorders the time they deserve
How to look after your mental health in the business world
By Penny Power
Being a successful entrepreneur takes resilence by the bucketload. However, this isn’t just about being tough and ‘rolling with the punches’. True resilience, and ultimately business success relies on entrepreneurs creating strategies that prevent stress, fatigue, and burnout in the long-term.
The $11.6bn coaching industry continues to boom, and it’s being led by women for women
When some of us think of life coaching we tend to think of 1980s Wall-Street and of haggard stockbrokers after a quick fix. However, the sector has evolved, gone global, and is currently the second fastest growing industry after IT. But recently it’s developed a particularly female bent. Enter the age of the female-led and female-focused life coaching. We met the female life coach entrepreneurs bringing comfort, positivity, and inspiration to female executives across the UK in an age of #MeToo, balancing responsibilities, and fighting the gender pay gap.
It’s 2018, yet sick employees continue to feel the pressures of presenteeism
Why do employees feel obliged to come into work despite feeling unwell” And what does this say about common workplace culture
What the UK can learn from countries with the happiest employees
This study shows the happiest, and most miserable, workforces in the world. Can we learn anything from them?
Why aren’t we mentioning class discrimination in office diversity discussions?
Class-based discrimination remains an enigma in diversity and inclusion discussions. These SMEs are here to say that it’s real and needs to be discussed.