A survey of hundreds of marketing professionals has revealed that three-quarters have worked on sustainability-related communications recently, despite many feeling that they are not qualified to do so. Conducted by the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM), the survey polled 203 marketers to garner their experience delivering campaigns to communicate their clients’ environmental initiatives. Most said […]

Being part of a team has important health benefits, including increased happiness and self-confidence, a sense of belonging and lower stress levels. Here, Rachel Murray, Head of Employee Health and Wellbeing at Bupa Global & UK gives her advice on how to make sure your workplace is inclusive for everyone. A great reminder for us […]

Coco di Mama is the UK’s largest ‘Italian to Go’ brand with 15 flagship stores in London, and one in Reading. They also have 140 delivery kitchens across the country, and retail products available in Sainsbury’s. And now is your chance to treat your colleagues to their delicious catering as you could win an office […]

A Step-by-Step wellbeing guide has been launched by UK charity Hospitality Action, as it encourages employees to sign up to its Walk for Wellbeing fundraising initiative. Developed in conjunction with Mental Health Expert, Emma Keeble, the free guide offers tips and strategies for hospitality businesses to ensure their team’s wellbeing is prioritised in a post-pandemic […]

Rugby fans, the time has come for the 10th Rugby World Cup 2023. Taking place from Friday 8th September to Saturday 28th October. But where to head to watch the Rugby World Cup in London? We’ve rounded up the best places to catch every scrum, try and conversion, from big screens and pints at the […]

56% of workers say their employer provides them with zero information on how to be sustainable at home, including saving on energy bills. Mark Sait, the CEO/founder of SaveMoneyCutCarbon, comments on why the responsibility of taking action on climate change lies in the hands of business owners, HR and training staff. Gas and electricity are […]

Christmas work parties are fun, but arranging one can be daunting for PAs. It’s a time-bound process that requires a meticulous strategy to ensure organisational goals are met at every stage.  From defining ideas to managing a budget and creating a timeline to drafting contingency plans, every step requires attention to detail. Managing office Christmas […]

Lviv’s business events community transforms challenges into solutions amidst the impact of war. Humanitarian hubs, charitable initiatives, and innovation mark their response. Noteworthy are hotels turned shelters, IT companies aiding modernization, and Lviv’s commitment to building connections. Winning titles like European Youth Capital 2025 and hosting international conferences despite adversity illustrate the city’s unyielding spirit. […]

A gap on your CV would often be viewed as a negative for a candidate keen to make themselves stand out from the crowd in the ever-competitive job market – as a result, people would have been previously reluctant to take a career break, or a sabbatical. No longer. One person’s career break is another […]

Barbie, the movie, released late in July isn’t just a consumer blockbuster. Big business in the worlds of banking, retail, education and media are clamouring to the cinema chain to book private screenings for the film.  Simona Negretto, Head of Conferences and Events at Vue said “It’s quite extraordinary, as a business we haven’t seen […]

Our Editor spent a beautiful summer evening at Bōkan in Canary Wharf, enjoying sun-downers on the 39th floor rooftop bar, followed by a fine dining experience two floors down at one of London’s best skyline restaurants. London is not shy of skyscrapers and rooftops and when it comes to admiring views across the city, there’s […]

In today’s fast-paced and technology-driven world, it is becoming increasingly challenging to maintain a culture of presence at work. With constant distractions, multitasking, and the pressure to be always available, employees often find it difficult to fully engage and be present in their work. However, fostering a culture of presence at work can significantly enhance […]

New research has discovered the most fatal industries to work in, with agriculture taking the top spot. We were taken by surprise to see Administrative and Support Services on the fourth place. Find out why the role isn’t without its risks to PAs and EAs safety. Accident compensation experts at Claims analysed HSE data to […]

Whether it’s Gen-Z wanting to fast-track progression, or cash-strapped employers trying to save on money but keep staff engaged, job title inflation is real. The process of giving an employee a more important-sounding job title has caused an influx of new, more senior sounding job titles to enter the market without the experience, skills or […]

Since the pandemic and subsequent rise in remote work, international collaboration between businesses, customers and clients has massively increased, meaning that more people are dealing with different nationalities in a work setting than ever before. This is why Amanda Augustine, careers expert at Lebenslaufapp decided to share her best advice on working with different nationalities. […]

More employers have implemented, or are considering implementing, a nine-day fortnight (28%), compared to a four-day week (22%), according to two new studies from recruitment company Hays. A nine-day fortnight is a compressed work pattern where each employee has one day off every two weeks, typically every other Friday. Hays’ survey of 3,483 UK employers […]

The summer holidays should be a chance to kick back, step away from routine and really enjoy spending quality time with our loved ones. But for those with young children it most likely means a lot of juggling and organising as parents manage work schedules whilst ensuring the children are looked after and kept active. […]

Workplace communication statistics show that 86% of employees and executives cite the lack of effective collaboration and communication as the main causes of workplace failures. Sometimes, rather than having what might feel like a difficult conversation, we walk away and don’t speak honestly or express our wishes. Sara Hope, the Co-Author of Conversational Wisdom (out […]