Are you an office TWaT? Perhaps you should be…
By JOE HARRIS
IT’S OFFICIAL: Thursdays are the new Fridays.
Thursday is the most popular day for commuters to meet after work for a social evening,...
Bummer of a talent, but we all have it…
By HAL WILLIAMS
IT’S NICE to find I’m finally an expert in something — and so, BV reader, are you.
At which task are we so...
One little IT mistake could cost you dear…
By DAN SMALE
SMALL mistakes can be costly — and they can be avoided.
Let’s look at shadow IT: the chances are your employees are using...
Let playful moments and spontaneity define your workplace
By KATE PHILPOT
THE PANDEMIC remodelled the once-simple definitions of “work” and “home”.
Employees at many organisations, including Getty Images and iStock, can now choose where...
AI sees the future office in all its hi-tech glory…
OFFICES have come in for a lot of scrutiny since the pandemic and the great work-from-home drive. Standing desks and other ergonomic trends are...
Lead with chivalry — not cage fighting
By JASON KINGSLEY
IF YOU’RE somehow unaware, Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg have tentatively agreed to fight one another at the Las Vegas Octagon.
At the...
A ton of ‘badmin’ — it’s a net loss
“BADMIN” — bad administration — is stunting UK business productivity and performance, according to research from HR software company Personio.
The study found that 44...
Get bias out of recruitment, and women into the C-suite
BUSINESSES are setting targets to increase female representation at senior level, but unconscious discrimination continues at all levels. This results in under-representation, pay gaps,...
Menopause for thought, or vice-versa…
By MARY BEIGHTON
MENOPAUSE is a natural part of every woman’s life, but it can be hard to manage the symptoms at work.
A lack of...
Trends in people management for 2023
By FINN BARTRAM
IT’S BECOMING a cliché, but people really are a business’s greatest asset.
Approaches to people management and the tools available to HR teams...
