Startups risk productivity losses if CEOs are paid too much
The CIPD warns entrepreneurs not to follow in big corporates’ footsteps as the High Pay Centre reveals that the average FTSE 100 CEO’s pay package has grown by 10.5% in one year
Don't quit your day job: how staying in employment can boost your startup
Running a startup alongside a job is a serious undertaking but it can help de-risk a founder’s first taste of entrepreneurship
Facebook reveals factors holding back female entrepreneurs
The UK is losing out on a £10.1bn boost to the economy by not supporting female-led startups enough, according to new research from the social media giant
Sarah Wood named Veuve Clicquot Business Woman of the Year
Already a tech superstar, the Unruly co-founder can now add the title of Veuve Clicquot Business Woman of the Year to her long list of achievements
Cometh the hour, cometh the women
The feminisation of boardrooms can only help companies navigate the choppy Brexit waters
Learning from the businesses bringing more women onto their boards
Board-level diversity isn't so hard to achieve, says Frances Dickens, CEO of Astus Group. Recent moves by Twitter, Pinterest and Aviva show that senior executives can see they have everything to gain
What the rise of the Women’s Equality Party can teach business
With the UK lagging behind many of its European contemporaries in terms of female board representation, should it be taking up the example of single-gendered organisations like the WEP?
UK employee satisfaction drops to two-year low
New CIPD research reveals that 24% of UK workers intend to part ways with their employer, as job satisfaction plummets
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