Most Brits see remote and office workers as equally professional – and for good reason
Around 1.5 million Brits already work remotely. In fact, thanks to its wide-ranging benefits, Brits are much more accepting of remote work than we might think
Presenteeism and January blues among the most searched words in the UK
Mental health is an important issue. And the UK is now seeing a rise of search terms related to workplace mental health, according to new research
Cashflow concerns cause insomnia for business owners
Company chieftains stress out over cashflow and pipeline performance issues so much it's keeping business owners up at night and causing mental health issues
How can SMEs benefit from a flexible workspace environment?
With flexible working becoming increasingly popular, startups must leverage co-working spaces. It’s beneficial for your staff as well as easier on your budget
MeeTwo reaches the young people social networks like Facebook can’t
While social media sites often make everyone’s lives picturesque, many teens secretly suffer from mental health – that’s where MeeTwo’s platform comes in
What business leaders can learn from the Ted Baker harassment scandal
In the wake of Ray Kelvin’s resignation as CEO of Ted Baker following harassment allegations from staff, here’s how business leaders can keep their company free from “sexual innuendos” and inappropriate conduct
How to start a business in today’s competitive industry
Being an entrepreneur isn’t a cakewalk. Any small mistake can turn your promising startup into a failure. So you must tread carefully in the markets today to be on your way to success
Almost half of the biggest UK firms increased their gender pay gap last year
New research reveals that not only has Britain’s gender pay gap grown among 45% of large firms but also that the next generation of workers may take time to close the salary discrepancy too
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