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Sickness: What Are an Employee’s Rights at Work?
The amount of people “grinning and bearing it” at work while ill has more than tripled since 2010.
A report from the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development found that 86% of 1,000 organisations surveyed had observed staff…
The 6 Freedoms Your Company Culture Needs to Become More Innovative
Innovation is not a word that should be used frivolously. However, in recent years it has become a throwaway term that is frequently applied in reference to a product, act, or outcome. Few people use innovation to describe a continuous…
Never Underestimate the Importance of EQ
Leadership, especially in an incredibly fast-paced digital world where there are disruptions coming from every direction, is tough. Whether you are a long-established CEO or COO grappling with the changes digital technology is bringing to…
Mind the Gap: CEO vs Worker Pay
By Louisa Rochford
Disclosing and justifying the pay gap between a CEO and their employees within a company is becoming more enforced. Amazon workers in the US and the UK received a pay rise, to $15 and £9.50 respectively, a change…
Using Technology to Have Smarter Board Meetings
Meetings are amongst the most frustrating elements of modern business. They can take too long, are often unfocused, and do not always achieve what they set out to. This is mostly because the entire meeting process has hardly changed in…
Samsung: To Succeed You Often Have To Fail First
Why creativity is iterative and not an end-game.
#fail.
It’s become a tag that no one wants to be associated with. In this social media-fuelled world we now live in, #winning tends to be what we all want to be striving for.…
Reasons Why Your Employees Might Consider Quitting
No-one wants to be unhappy at work, and no employer wants an unmotivated workforce. Considering how much of our time is spent at work, it’s important that employees feel happy and engaged with their jobs, colleagues and managers. However,…
The Biggest Invisible Business Problem of Our Time
Nothing is as invisible as the obvious, but chances are, you’re not paying close enough attention to notice. Take your workforce for example. On average, almost half of the workforce spend is on non-payroll workers and service providers. It…
Investing in an Age of ‘Infobesity’: Separating Sentiment from Market Noise
Even in the pre-digital age, financial news travelled fast. Humans’ hard-wired love of both gossip and profit have long combined to make stock tips, trading floor rumours and market hunches a potent force.
Potent not just because of the…
How to Cultivate and Protect Company Culture
The success of a business (and subsequently, its CEO) tends to be judged on the basis of hard facts and numbers such as revenue, investment, product development, and innovation. These are certainly critical metrics – but if achieving…