Bad employee habits can destroy a company – here’s how to stop them
From innocent mishaps to landing in hot legal hot water, we heard from employers and specialists about how they prevent common staff habits
Do these 12 bizarre interview questions have a purpose?
Finding the best people for your business can be a challenge. But these oddball questions are guaranteed to vent out anyone unable to keep their head on a swivel
Why employees at big companies are taking a sick day three times more often than small firms
Calling in sick? It happens to everyone. But what makes employees at organisation with over 250 people more likely to need it?
Job insecurities reign over the UK due to rise of the machines
An employment crisis continues to demoralise Britain, this time as artificial intelligence seemingly takes jobs away from millennials – or so they believe
Sad news founders: most Gen Z marketers don’t want to work for your startup
If you want to pump up your startup’s marketing muscles with a Gen Z whiz kid you’ll have a huge challenge ahead of you, according to new research from the Chartered Institute of Marketing
A third of sole traders failed to take a day off in the past year
Nearly 1.5 million solo business owners across the UK took zero days annual leave over the past 12 months, with profit seemingly the priority over holidays, according to a new research from Direct Line for Business.
Outlandish job interview formats desired by Brits – anyone for an escape room?
Professionals now prefer newer ways of recruitment, which include speed dating sessions and escape rooms
Government’s pledge to boost gig-economy workers’ rights met with mixed responses
Responding to the Taylor Review, Theresa May has announced plans to give gig-economy workers better protection. However, not everyone in the business community is happy with the announcement
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