Gender Pay Gap – Is it Just Men Behaving Badly?
Explore the complex factors behind the Gender Pay Gap. This sceptical analysis examines occupational choices, discrimination, and societal norms.
Ralph Hawthorn
EDI in 2025: Why UK and US Workplaces Are on Divergent Paths—and What UK Firms Can Do Next
Explore EDI Trends 2025: UK vs. US. Discover key differences, real examples, and practical steps for UK firms looking to move away from “Woke EDI.
Navigating the Digital Overload: The Hidden Toll of FoMO in the Workplace
Explore the impact of digital overload on workplace mental health, focusing on how FoMO contributes to stress and burnout in the modern office environment.
Younger Employees Leading the Push for Health Support in the Workplace
Discover how workplace health support, especially for younger employees, enhances productivity, well-being, and retention in today’s competitive job market.
The Gender Divide in Remote Work: Women Struggle More with Work-Life Balance
Explore how remote work impacts women’s work-life balance differently than men’s, highlighting the need for shared responsibilities.
Allison Bailey Loses Appeal Against Stonewall in Gender-Critical Case
Allison Bailey’s appeal against Stonewall fails, raising issues about gender-critical views and workplace discrimination. Learn more about the case and its implications.
Labour’s WFH Charter: Impact on Businesses and Productivity
Labour’s WFH charter aims to overhaul employment rights but faces criticism for potential negative impacts on businesses and productivity
UK Labour Government Plans ‘Right to Switch Off’ – Impact on Productivity and Business
The UK Labour government’s proposal to allow workers to ignore out-of-hours messages aims to boost productivity but faces criticism from businesses and Conservatives.
Impact of National Living Wage Increase on Median Pay Awards in 2024
The 2024 National Living Wage hike significantly impacts median pay awards, with Brightmine reporting stability in pay settlements. Learn how this change affects businesses and employees as inflation stabilises.
Labour’s Plan to Make Work Pay: Skills England and the apprenticeship levy
Explore the Conservative analysis of Labour’s Skills England and apprenticeship levy reforms. Is this a solution or an invitation for more bureaucracy?