Why organisations need to make sleep their business

Research from Hult International Business School reveals lack of sleep is a 'hidden threat' to the modern organisation

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One in five don't let shift workers turn down shifts

Citizens Advice research finds many are too afraid of losing work to turn it down and are given less than 48 hours notice ahead of shifts

UK business risks creating a ‘fatherhood penalty’

Many fathers are wanting to downshift to less stressful roles as they can't balance work and home life

Should UK employers offer the ‘right to disconnect’?

France has brought in the ‘right to disconnect’. While the UK is unlikely to follow, employers must take the issue seriously

Make sure staff switch off over Christmas

As with all annual leave, it's important employees are given the time and space to relax and come back rejuvenated

Putting sleep myths to bed

Guy Meadows debunks commonly-held beliefs about sleep and how it adds up

Getting active: Lessons from the sports pitch

Some businesses lag behind in encouraging staff to get active, but simple steps can go a long way

The dark side of email

?Email has become both the boon and bane of workplace communication

Define 'work' and 'personal' time to avoid burnout

Not separating work and personal time can cause extreme stress and lead to burnouts

Rapid increase in 'gig' working

There has been a rapid increase in gig working, according to research by the University of Oxford

Supporting women on maternity leave

There are a number of things employers can do to help women transition smoothly back to work after maternity leave

Working Families Special Awards: Learn from Pinsent Masons

We take a look at what makes law firm Pinsent Masons exceptional in the field of family-friendly working