Entries by Ruth Lloyd-Williams
The Week End Wind Up
The week where someone else gets to plan your life out for you- NOT! To be read whilst listening to No limit by 2 Unlimited This week saw the first wave of 2020 exam results, where eternal success or damnation awaits on the results of exams you may or may […]
How to set up and introduce health care testing in your business
By Marta Kalas, Thomson Screening Running your business during a pandemic is constantly challenging and if you are in a customer facing business you have additional considerations to take into account. Businesses want and need to re-open. This requires planning so that staff, customers and visitors are protected. As a […]
How our restaurant business faced and survived COVID-19
By Louise Palmer-Masterton, founder of Stem + Glory We actually closed our doors before it came mandatory, on 16th March, following the Prime Minister recommending people ‘avoid bars and restaurants’. Sales had already dropped and, with a number of our team falling into the vulnerable category, we knew it was […]
Life in lockdown, Kiwi style
There is a Te Reo Māori word: Rāhui.
The New Normal
With rumours of lockdown being listed, it’s not surprising that people are beginning to wonder what ‘after’ looks like. Being self-employed and losing contracts worth my entire years income last year in the space of two weeks in February means that I had to confront a significantly different future than […]
Tips for increasing your resilience and adaptability for the challenges ahead
By Sarah Lewis, C.Psychol., Appreciating Change It would be lovely to think that as lockdown reduces that we will be going “back to normal”. The reality is that we should look at it as moving forward in to a new normal. This new normal involves living with the fact that […]
New Work Foundation migraine guidance supports worker wellbeing and helps employers cut billions in lost earnings
A new guide for managers outlines how they can support workers with migraines and help reduce the near £9 billion annual cost of work lost to the condition.
How to prepare for re-opening of your business and a return to work
By Jo Strahan, C2C Training
The Little Things and the Big Things
By Carrie Foster
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