As a huge football fan, I have often wondered if the 'new manager bounce' is an urban myth. But if it is true, could it relate to business too?
How can you support colleagues during a cost of living crisis? This doesn’t have to mean costly gestures but can be simple things that offer advice and guidance. Read our blog to get some quick tips….
we are increasingly noticing that not all annual surveys are fit for a modern workforce. With many changes to the way we work, particularly in recent years, it is important that organisations are reviewing historic surveys…
I always feel that a change of season brings with it the opportunity to appreciate the little things around us. For the past few years I have to admit that the seasons have all seemed to merge into one, each having no definitive start or end….
The term ‘quiet quitting’ has taken the corporate world by storm on social media. With origins on TikTok and more than 354 million views to date, this trend has certainly given many food for thought. It has sparked a serious division between those who see this new term as a positive or negative concept.
Have you ever said the words ‘My door is always open?’
It’s a common refrain from management, uttered with a genuine belief that being accessible is an important trait when dealing with people. And it is. But, in today’s age of remote working, flexible hours, zero hours contracts and reduced management, your open door is no longer enough.
The NHS has been tasked with making £22billion in efficiency savings by 2020. Part of that includes a drive towards creating a paperless NHS. But is this possible and what does that mean in reality for clinical pharmacies?
