Suzanne Bearne
SpacesFrom LED lights to solar panels: How businesses are saving on energy costs Many businesses confronted by eye-watering energy costs are battling back, and calculating what they can do to become more energy efficient.Dec 8, 2022
TalentClimate change driving more people to prioritize jobs that suit their sustainability values More people are quitting their jobs and choosing careers that fit their values and feel purpose-driven. And with an escalating climate crisis people are seeking roles with companies that are prioritizing sustainability.Oct 31, 2022
Culture‘It severely affected my mental health’: Is time being called on boozy office culture? It’s hard not to pick up a paper or read a magazine without some reference to the shift in alcohol consumption, with the rise of sober or mindful drinking. But how does that play out in traditionally boozy work cultures?Sep 16, 2022
LeadershipThe employers helping staff with the cost-of-living crisis Spiraling energy costs and rising food prices worldwide have led to many workers feeling stressed over how they’ll afford the next bill. Many employers are stepping in to offer some kind of financial help.Sep 14, 2022
LeadershipWill a ‘summer of discontent’ lead to a resurgence in trade unions for employees? Trade unions have come under the spotlight particularly in the U.K. due to what’s being labelled a “summer of discontent.” Will it cause a turn of the tide for trade unions?Aug 18, 2022
TalentEmployer attitudes toward staff sick days have shifted, but presenteeism is still rife Before the pandemic, companies may not have had the technology for office workers to attend a meeting if they were sick at home, now they do.Jul 13, 2022