October 10th is World Mental Health Day, and the theme this year is ‘Mental Health in an Unequal World’. As we approach the day, the UK is facing a staffing crisis with job vacancies at sky-high levels. Considering this employee engagement and benefits service, Wrkit,
As most of the UK finds themselves unable to fill up their vehicle with petrol, the number of drivers enquiring into electric cars has dramatically increased, say electric champion, Fleet Evolution. Over the past week, petrol stations across the UK have been low—or completely out
The recent annual Women in the Workplace report from McKinsey & Co. and LeanIn.Org found that the gap between women and men who say they are burned out has nearly doubled in the last year. In the US survey, 42% of women and 35% of
People across the UK are being encouraged to get out in the garden and enjoy the daylight hours as the colder weather and shorter days approaches, now that autumn has arrived. Gardening is known to improve mental well-being and the experts at GardenBuildingsDirect.co.uk have highlighted
The cosmetic industry is constantly evolving, with new technologies frequently being introduced to the market. However, as patients become more mindful of external agents and the demand for a natural approach increases, are our bodies the only resources now needed for treatments? With research from
The key to a harmonious workplace may be as simple as hiring employees based on their star sign, a new study has found. Research, compiled by online printing specialists instantprint, aimed to highlight the beliefs of UK employees when it comes to star signs and their impact in the workplace, polling 2,000 British workers to
8 year old, Saina from Park Road Sale Primary School, Manchester, is celebrating winning first prize and a new generation PlayStation PS4 in the Mathletics Summer Exploration Journey, a four week maths challenge designed to counteract learning loss during the Summer holidays and to help
Commenting on the publication of the Urgent and Emergency Care (UEC) Recovery 10 Point Action Plan by NHS England yesterday, Dr Katherine Henderson, President of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine, said: “We welcome this 10-point action plan published by NHS England. The College has
Engineering productivity company Haystack Analytics has today published a review1 into software development industry performance in 2021. The review investigated benchmarks and common trends between multiple industry reports, finding that software development is becoming an increasingly competitive field with the proportion of “high” and “elite”
It has been reported that GCSEs and A Levels are set to return next summer, but it will be harder to get As and A*s as grade inflation is due to be wound back over the next two years. This has been decided by ministers