What could UK employers learn from this fictional set of laws reflecting traditional aspects of Scandinavian behaviour and society?

Our emotional worlds have a far bigger impact on our working lives than we realise, according to author and psychotherapist Esther Perel

If TED talks and motivational YouTube videos are being used as sources of inspiration, it's a sure sign the team is lacking some confidence in their own ideas

The 'Four Cs' model can help leaders host more effective meetings where all the brains in the business are engaged

Buoyed by the World Cup, HR at the Football Association is continuing to focus on diversity and getting the right fit for roles

In any conflict situation, there is always three sides to the story: the versions of the sides involved and, somewhere in the middle, the truth

Exploring the key elements holding leaders back and how to overcome them

Computer-generated algorithms can examine people’s social media updates for negative personality traits, which could then be used in hiring decisions

As the stakes are raised it naturally becomes more difficult to hear or acknowledge negative feedback

Part four in the series concludes the fictional case study that started earlier this week

Parts three and four of this series explore a realistic but fictional team bullying case study

The second in this four-part series focuses on the impact of team bullying on the target and on team dynamics