Managing resentment in the office as more businesses reopen – advice by Kate Palmer, HR Advice Director at Peninsula As businesses start to reopen, employers must keep on the lookout for issues that could arise among staff. For example, some may be bitter that they
Increasing working hours has not resulted in increased economic growth when compared to other countries because the UK is not embracing new technology, say leading tax and advisory firm Blick Rothenberg. David Hough, a technology partner at the firm said: “ “World Creativity and Innovation
The successful application of emerging technologies and digital tech to planning projects, known as ‘PlanTech’, will be recognised at the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) Awards for Planning Excellence 2021. Finalists in the Excellence in Tech within Planning Practice category at this year’s RTPI Awards
As April is Stress Awareness Month,, Instant Offices researched how the last year has affected employees mental health but also what business and individual employees can do to improve and support mental health. As remote working has been the new normal for the last year,
To mark their 50th anniversary year, Mulberry announces the launch of the Made to Last Manifesto, laying out an ambitious commitment to transform the business to a regenerative and circular model, encompassing the entire supply chain, from field to wardrobe by 2030. To achieve this
This past year has been a challenging year for everyone. According to the ONS, the number of people reporting high levels of anxiety has shot up during the COVID-19 pandemic. The link between mental and physical health is well known. From stomach cramps, headaches and
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has publicly censured Alsford Page & Gems Limited (APG) and APG will pay compensation totalling £399,902 to customers who purchased extended warranty insurance policies during the period 1 February 2013 to 21 March 2016. APG agreed to resolve the case.
Stressed about going out again? You’re not the only one. The BBC reported that ‘as some countries ease coronavirus restrictions, mental health experts are noticing an emerging phenomenon: anxiety about life after lockdown’. Whilst we’re excited about our newfound freedom, navigating the new world for
by Claire Ward, a family lawyer at Langleys Solicitors Following news of the government’s new scheme, which allows borrowers to purchase a house with only a 5% deposit, Claire Ward, a senior Family Law expert at Langleys Solicitors, says, “Couples must consider a sensible approach
The Governments scheme to support 95% mortgages will keep the residential market active after the withdrawal of the Stamp Duty holiday on 30 June, say leading tax and advisory firm Blick Rothenberg. Heather Powell, a partner at the firm and Head of Property said: “