SME bosses that don’t take a lunch break could risk productivity losses
New research from Paymentsense has revealed that nearly half of small business leaders are setting a bad example by rarely leaving the office for a midday break
Taking charge of my own mental health
Entrepreneur David Brudö has learned that even the most successful business people can struggle with depression
Boredom revealed as the main reason why people quit their jobs
New research from Robert Half reveals the reasons behind why 36% of HR directors have experienced an increase in staff turnover
Why startups need to put mental health on the front burner
Poppy Jaman, Mental Health First Aid England CEO, asks: are startups, with their high-octane pace, doing enough to support their staff's mental wellbeing?
Revealed: the happiest places to work in the UK
Recruitment agency Robert Half has discovered that workers in Yorkshire and the Humber are happiest and tend to find their work meaningful
Is smarter monitoring the key to boosting Britain's productivity levels?
Technology is able to tell managers more about the wellbeing and movements of their employees but not everyone's convinced that this is necessarily a good thing
The lunchtime mistakes marring the mood in your office
CV-Library’s latest survey has revealed why founders should ban boozy lunches and smelly food from their businesses
Teething problems: businesses owners suffer from self-doubt
A new study from AXA Business Insurance has revealed that almost eight out of ten entrepreneurs consider quitting in the early days
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