Pressure to be supermums 'leading to problem drinking'
The pressure to be 'supermums' is turning some women into problem drinkers, according to a new report which describes the knock-on effects on their children.
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Staff want more flexibility
Almost two thirds of office staff would like more flexibility and over half say they are more productive working from home, according to research revealed by ICT company 2e2.…
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Law Society launches flexible working protocol
The Law Society has launched a flexible working protocol for legal firms due to concerns about women lawyers' career progression.…
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Low paid 'most likely to be long-term unemployed'
Dole claimants from professional occupations have seen barely any change in the length of time they are spending out of work, but the number of low-paid workers who are out of work for more than months has risen significantly, according to TUC research.…
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Flexible working boosts health - and sleep
Flexible workplaces can improve employees’ health and well-being and help them get better sleep, according to a new study by the University of Minnesota.
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