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June 2016

  • Low employee engagement is costing the UK £340bn per year

    Three simple steps to better employee engagement

    With nearly a quarter of UK employees feeling as though they are ‘coasting’ at work, how do managers create a workplace where staff actually want to work?

May 2016

  • What do you do if you know you need to keep working but you also don’t want to miss your children growing up?

    If you want flexible working you have to be upfront and unashamed about it

    Victoria Price
    With two children there was no way I wanted to work full-time, so I began each job interview by pointing that out. Sometimes you have to ask for what you want
  • gymnast performing

    When I asked for flexible working recruiters said it didn't exist

    Nine out of 10 managers say they would consider offering flexible working to hire the best person, yet none of them say that at the recruitment stage. Why?
  • Long hours, strict deadlines and demanding clients can make work a living nightmare for people with anxiety.

    If you choose your job over your mental health something's wrong

    Daisy Buchanan
    Everyone told me that quitting my dream job was brave, but it felt like my only option

April 2016

  • Woman working from garden

    Flexible working: the secret to professional women's success

  • Woman scuba diving near tropical fish

    Work blog
    A fortnight’s holiday is hardly relaxing - let’s all take a sabbatical

March 2016

  • Andy from The Devil Wears Prada (2006) struggles with lots of shopping and a dog

    Is it time to stop giving so much of a damn at work?

    Lauren Bravo
    The happiest people at work seem to be the ones who don’t care as much - they might just be on to something

February 2016

  • People try on April 11, 2015 to beat the world record of ukelele players at the first Tahiti Ukulele Festival in Papeete with more than 4,750 participants from all the islands of the French Indian Ocean archipelago.

    Boost your brainpower and do something different this February

  • Exercise classes like pilates and yoga can help to reduce sick days, by helping staff manage stress and back pain.

    How your physical health controls your mental success

January 2016

  • Candles in jars with one long taper candle

    Stressed and exhausted: spot the signs of burnout before it hits you

    Liz Fraser
    Burnout is often described as ‘overachiever syndrome’. It costs businesses and individuals millions of pounds a year. More importantly, it costs lives
  • Organisations such as the US army and Microsoft are using brain training to improve their employees wellbeing.

    Mind-blowing: how your thoughts control your work-life satisfaction

    Are you a glass half full, glass half empty or glass shaken all around type of person? Improve your wellbeing by understanding your state of mind
    • Inspiring leaders
      Mental health affects all of us and we need to talk about it

    • My 2016 resolution? Let ambition take a back seat

    • Could working out solve your workplace woes?

December 2015

  • Maybe the real question isn’t “money or happiness?” but when do the rewards of work no longer make up for the effort of earning them?

    The money vs happiness debate: how much are you worth?

  • Leave your work hat in the office this Christmas.

    The joy of Christmas time off

    Daisy Buchanan

November 2015

  • Take the time to find a moment of stillness and 'me time' in your busy life.

    The benefits of learning to say 'no'

    Setting unrealistic, high standards for yourself is one of the most common career mistakes. Setting boundaries is the key to a happier work/life balance
  • Baby sitting on office desk with telephone

    Parental leave: what to expect on the return to work

    Re-entering the workplace can seem daunting. But it doesn’t have to be a negative experience
  • woman drinking coffee

    Travel, talk and Tinder: how I learned to carve an identity outside work

    Starting a business can be all-consuming. For Debbi Evans, a six-week sabbatical led to some surprising discoveries

October 2015

  • Working for yourself does not always guarantee a better work-life balance.

    All work and no play? Why I gave up my freelance life for the nine-to-five

    If you choose wisely and consider company culture, a traditional working week can offer more flexibility and fulfilment, says one former ‘solopreneur’
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