Anxiety driving 7/10 furloughed employees to look at work emails
Nationwide study shows furloughed workers may be doing the wrong thing to quash anxieties.
03
Jun
02
Jun
Guide: For those who fled the UK during the coronavirus pandemic
For many of those temporarily staying in the UK, it meant a rushed return home before the country locked down.
28
May
Wall Street climbs on healthcare and new technology push
Wall Street’s major indexes rise as investors bet on a swift recovery from a pandemic-driven economic slump.
26
May
The latest on the worldwide spread of the coronavirus
As many countries lift restrictions and re-open their economies, the WHO are warning countries of an “immediate second peak”.
22
May
Commuter savings can help tenants overcome the cost of renting
With many of us still restricted to working from home or on furlough, research by Ome shows the average UK commuter is benefitting to the tune of £66 a month.
14
May
Support employee mental health after COVID-19 lockdown
How to support employee mental health after the lockdown has been lifted
20
Apr
Share and share alike
In his new book, Alex Edmans combines hard evidence with real-life examples to illustrate how big business can create both profit and social value
15
Apr
Forecast for disruption
Major climatic events are fast becoming the new normal, and having a severe impact on the global economy. Len Williams examines how businesses are adapting to the threat
15
Apr
Because our minds matter
Finbarr Toesland explores how increased awareness of work-related stress and the impact it has on productivity has made mental health a boardroom issue
14
Apr
Apply liberally
Howard Thomas argues the case for integrating the liberal arts into management education, so that the existing curricula emphasis on technological and analytical acumen is balanced with critical thinking and ethical intelligence
14
Apr
Are we doing enough to develop female leaders?
Despite more women reaching senior executive levels than ever before, the struggle for gender equality in the boardroom is far from over
13
Apr
Not so crazy after all
Groundbreaking ideas don’t just come out of nowhere, they need to be nurtured in the right way, entrepreneur and best-selling author Safi Bahcall tells Alex Katsomitros
13
Jan
Meeting new demands in executive education
Innovative approaches to continuous executive learning are gaining traction as an alternative way of achieving new skills. Finbarr Toesland speaks to those involved
09
Jan
Go to the next level in Lisbon
No matter what your career goals, choosing the right business school is a big decision. So why not check out IBS’s dedicated range of courses in the heart of Lisbon
08
Jan
The business school for the financial industry
An interview with Nikolaos Tessaromatis, Professor of Finance at EDHEC Business School
06
Jan
Squaring up to the cyber skills shortfall
With Brexit threatening to exacerbate a shortage of cyber security talent, CEO of Immersive Labs James Hadley outlines why UK companies must plan ahead
29
Nov
Prada pleased to support leading luxury training course
Adding a wealth of industry experience, the Prada Group has become an official partner of the unique International Master in Luxury Management
11
Nov
British companies must act now to increase diversity within the workplace
From boardrooms to management teams...
22
Oct
Sustainability, Diversity and Wellbeing Highlighted As Key Topics at PIMFA Summit
The Personal Investment Industry Discusses How to Adapt For the Future at PIMFA Annual Summit
22
Oct
Shape the things to come
According to Bina Venkataraman, organisational short-sightedness is a choice rather than a destiny. Alex Katsomitros speaks to the author and former adviser to the Obama administration about her new book
