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A fantastic hospitality comeback with Eat My Logo!

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By Amy Lang, Eat My Logo Here at Eat My Logo we are extremely pleased to see orders flooding back in for sweet treats to celebrate the return of hospitality venues all up and down the UK. After a very tough time amidst the pandemic, it is great to welcome them back and we are […]

Office managers share tips for returning to work

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By Hannah Callaghan, Gett Whether your company is fully returning to the office or choosing a hybrid (partly remote) model, thereโ€™s a lot of work that needs to be done. At every company, things will look different. And thatโ€™s okay. Whatโ€™s most important is that you survey your employees and talk to them about their […]

Bring on a feast at Flesh & Buns

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By Flesh & Buns Flesh & Buns is a beautiful modern Japanese restaurant, at our heart weโ€™re Izakaya but in our soul weโ€™re willing to push the boundaries and indulge our senses and set our mouths on fire. Youโ€™ll find plenty of Flesh, like our smoked in-kitchen brisket and robata-seared salmon smothered in sweet teriyaki. […]

How To: Make the most of your online meetings

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By Carys Green, Regional Sales Manager, Integrated Systems at Shure… Online meetings are a natural progression of a more flexible work model, with many employees and employers reaping the benefits the style has to offer. This is especially so if employees are spread out geographically, on the road or adhering to social distancing measures. However, […]

How to provide the best benefits for both in-person and remote teams

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By Alex Hind, CEO, Hekaโ€ฆ The COVID pandemic has undoubtedly caused disruptions to the traditional style of business operations around the world. With July 19th proclaimed โ€˜Freedom Dayโ€™ in the UK, business leaders are confident in rethinking their post-pandemic workplace cultures, and anticipating a speedy return to the office. There are many, however, who will […]

An Olympianโ€™s Guide to Workplace Health

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By Jack Green, Double Olympian and Head of Performance at Champion Healthโ€ฆ As the 2021 Olympics approach, itโ€™s a timely opportunity to take a look at how workplace health is absolutely crucial to performance and wellbeing. I was very fortunate to be a professional athlete and represent Great Britain at two Olympic games. But during […]

CTRL+ALT+DEL: The evolution of the To Do list

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By Lauren Bradley, founder of The Officials Do you ever feel like your To Do list is 20 pages long? That if you just had one day to reorganise it all, then you could have control again? Then you are in the right place. Today I want to talk to you about the evolution of […]

Yolking From Home: A fun summer virtual team activity

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For summer 2021 Steamed Egg have given their much loved virtualย game show, Yolking From Home, a heated makeover. The conversational game show for remote teams has been enjoyed by over 7000 guests and 250 companies since it’s launch in 2020. In the summer version, guests will play from a choice of Six interactive online games. […]

HOW TO: Create an inclusive workplace post-coronavirus

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By Binna Kandola, Senior Partner and Co-Founder at business psychology firm Pearn Kandola Inclusivity is an essential component in any workplace. It allows employees to experience a shared sense of belonging, which, in turn, enables them to feel comfortable, confident and inspired. An inclusive workplace is one that effectively incorporates differences without eliminating them and […]

Increasing the employee attention budget – How many apps can you handle?

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By Tim Christensen, CTO, SocialChorus If there is one thing pretty much every employee everywhere will agree on, itโ€™s that we are all overloaded with information. Emails, texts, WhatsApps, intranet, business applications โ€“ the sheer number of messages that each of us must process on a daily basis is staggering. Research from OpenText found that […]

The traditional benefits employees now care about

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By David Vanek, Co-founder and CEO of Anorakโ€ฆ As we get nearer to returning to normal, it shouldnโ€™t come as a surprise that 42% of Brits are anxious about returning to the office, having adjusted to working from home for a protracted period. After a tumultuous year, remote working has become an expected perk rather […]

The challenges CEOs (and their teams) are facing right now

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By Thom Dennis (pictured), CEO at Serenity inย Leadership The challenges facing CEOs right now are mounting.ย Manyย businesses have had to stop, start, reassess and reconfigure in the last yearย as we went through lockdowns, Brexit and unprecedented global healthย instability, with countless employees having faced isolation, burnout andย anxiety. In the UK we are beginning to endure a third […]

HOW TO: Recognise and overcome imposter syndrome in the workplace

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By Dr Lynda Shaw, neuroscientist, business psychologist and change specialist WHAT IS IMPOSTER SYNDROME Imposter syndrome is the belief that you are not as competent as others think you are, or that you donโ€™t deserve the success you have. The termโ€™ Imposter syndromeโ€™ was coined by psychologists Dr Suzanne Imes and Dr Pauline Rose Clance […]

Marriott hotels: Your first choice for small meetings

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By Marriott Meeting Rooms It can be difficult to host an in-person meeting in your office at the moment. You may be facing strict rotation timetables, or perhaps donโ€™t have enough space to accommodate social distancing. With working-from-home becoming the norm for some of us, you may not even have access to a meeting space […]

The Return of Events & Exhibitions: Making your message more memorable

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By Georgia Lee, Drayton Gifts Just one week to go (hopefully!) until the next phase of relaxation of the lockdown rules. For us at DRAYTON, that means weโ€™ve already been busy helping clients prepare for the return of events; some of which are set to start in just a matter of weeks! If you have […]

How To: Build your suburban office to trump city life

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The hustle and bustle of the city is something many office workers are familiar with. When we think of offices, our minds immediately jump to skyrises, congested cities, and a busy commute. Sure, cities can tempt us with thriving businesses and fun food spots, but itโ€™s the suburbs of cities that have recently seen the […]

Workplace wellbeing: The correlation to environmental and social governance (ESG)

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By Cosmin Saltan,ย Director,ย See Forward C> Environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria have become a popular way for investors to evaluate companies in which they might want to invest. This is the new 2021 keyword used for assessing companies and the practices they have put in place to secure a better future for us all. Investors […]

Let’s talk about remote working and sustainability

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More people than ever are now working from home, and remote working could well become the norm for many employees.ย  But with people also more aware of sustainability issues, how can remote employees tailor their work life to improve their own carbon footprintโ€ฆ Here, bulk LPG suppliers Flogas take a look: Remote working Working from […]