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“Life is a hell of a lot more fun if you say yes rather than no.” – Richard Branson Sometimes we choose our circumstances and other times the circumstances choose us. How we see and deal with the challenges around us is a very important pa...

A new report has determined that the pandemic has not just halted improvements in employment for women but set it back by two years. The report also states: “Women from Ethnic Minority groups are still more than a decade behind White women in terms o...

Employers often talk about the importance of team players and being able to identify the characteristics of such valuable people is key to hiring and developing them. At the Society for Human Resource Management Annual Conference in New Orleans, key...

We are in the time of year when so many people take a vacation to enjoy time with their families and to get a rest and a change. This time allows one to take a step back, get some well needed rest and a major change in the normal routines. Whatever...

Nearly half of people think companies should allow workers to bring their dogs to work, according to a survey by Skout. The findings suggest that dogs at work may be more popular than many may think, with 14 per cent of respondents saying they bring ...

From our posture to our gestures, our body language can empower us in the workplace. That was the message from Amy Cuddy, a social psychologist and associate professor at Harvard University, whose TED talk on body language has chalked up 32 million v...

The decision around whether to go back to work after having a baby — and pay for childcare — is already difficult. Parents can now add another stark financial figure to their calculations: each lost year of employment could cost a family more than th...

Statistics show that some 15 million people in the US don’t work the typical nine-to-five. These employees (or shift workers), who punch in for graveyard or rotating shifts, are more prone to numerous health hazards, from heart attacks to obesity, an...

Employees need to feel safe at work in a world that “is still filled with danger”. That is the view of Simon Sinek, management guru and bestselling author, who drew parallels between body chemistry and the workplace environment in an engaging opening...