I read an article on the Guardian website recently which piqued my curiosity, and I wanted to put forward a question: Is Gen Z’s reluctance to adhere to workplace surveillance something we should all be taking note of? Perhaps even agreeing with? And does it even work? Surely we can
We’re just about keeping track of what President Trump is up to – he’s only been in office for a few weeks but has quickly got embroiled in a war on diversity, equity and inclusion (just in case he hasn’t got enough on his plate….) Since he signed an executive
Thinking of retirement? I don’t know about you, but I am!! But while many people wait for the moment they can finally be free from work, others have different feelings about it. Arthur C. Brooks, a professor at Harvard University and a columnist at The Atlantic joined the Working It
Has a job opportunity ever felt like a gamble? Maybe the risk is worth the reward? Working with actuaries for 20 years has made me appreciate their enlightened risk appetite – risk-taking is often seen as undesirable or unwise and at the very least, deserving of a lot of thought.
According to a recent eye-opening report, nearly 50% of people have not been genuinely happy for two years. But what is true happiness? Is it brought by money or meaningful careers? Is it even achievable? We’ll unpack all that in this blog. It will explore what happiness and health mean
As office workers/PC users, we all find ourselves sitting in one spot for hours during our working day? And we now know that it might cause us some pretty scary issues down the line if we don’t take action now. There is a lot to suggest that as a whole,
