Powerful leaders are less lonely
Leaders who feel powerful are likely to reveal more about themselves at work, according to new research from Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University (RSM).
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Working 9 to 5: What a way to make Brits lonely!
As more companies push for the return to office, employers should watch out! Results from new study reveal that full-time office workers are lonelier than home, hybrid and deskless workers.
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Counselling via EAPs works – 61.2% improvement for anxiety
GAD-7 questionnaires showed that anxiety levels were high before structured therapy. These feelings dropped to being mild after counselling, with an improvement of 61.2%.
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Wide awake: The UK’s sleep epidemic continues…
A recent survey has highlighted that poor sleep is still a huge issue across the nation. On average Brits are only getting 5.91 hours of sleep a night, this is down from 6.11 in 2022 and 6.19 in 2021.
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UK businesses failing to measure impact on diversity and inclusion
62% of job seekers would reject a job offer from an organisation without a good track record on diversity and inclusion, and 68% would look for a job elsewhere if D&I was not prioritised.
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