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Education

Nearly half of SME employees have quit jobs because of work-related frustrations and stresses that weren't addressed

New Process Bliss research reveals the extent and causes of stress for staff in UK small businesses

Coorpacademy and Video Arts to Deliver Compelling Joint Learning Content

Coorpacademy, the leading upskilling and Learning Experience Platform (LXP) in Europe, is delighted to announce a new partnership with Video Arts, the UK-based learning provider famous for delivering corporate training in a humourous and memorable way.

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Preparing Employees to Beat the Blues

‘April is the cruellest month’ proclaimed TS Eliot, but most of us would disagree. After the fun and frolics of Christmas, January stretches out for five long weeks. After ‘silly season’ many people are feeling the effects on their wallet, their waist, and their liver.

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Intelligent Networks and Exponential Thinking

Erden Capital Partners (ECP) provides tailor made management consultancy services based in London. We caught up with one of ECP’s Founding Partners, Murat Erden who provided us with a glimpse into how the firm is able to deliver consistent exceptional results.

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The importance of maintaining a good posture in the office

Did you know that bad posture can cause long-lasting damage to the body? Recent research, which investigated the effects of technology on our posture, has coined the term ‘tech neck’ — pain and wrinkles across the neck and chest that are derived from time spent looking at computers and handheld devices.

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How social media is changing how we eat and drink

We love food, we love drink and, nowadays, we love social media. There’s no doubt that technology is changing the way we go about our everyday lives.

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Research: Why business travel is bad for your health

Struggling to beat the bulge? Business travel could be to blame, with over a third of UK workers who travel regularly claim healthy eating goes out of the window

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Teaching kids about finances

Financial education was introduced into England’s secondary school curriculum in 2014. While this represented a step in the right direction in improving financial education for children and school-leavers, it certainly hasn’t solved the problem.

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