Whether you work from home on a permanent or part-time basis, you run your own business or you usually work in an office, there are great reasons for it: 1. ...

It's half-term week and many parents are busy juggling work and home life. Not only does this create a challenge for business but also for families planning childcare around their ...

Every year I'm in awe of the Teams taking part in the Tour de France and now the Tour of Britain. I only started watching it a few years ago ...

Many people add tasks to their daily and weekly to-do lists which are actually a major project in themselves. For example: Complete report ... Arrange meeting/event ... Create system/process ... ...

From June this year all employees in the UK (who've been employed for 6 months) now have the right to request flexible working. Just because they can, doesn't mean they ...

Be wary of requests to trade or barter your services.  While it can seem like a good way to get goods or services without spending cash - think carefully. - ...

It's been doing the rounds for a few months now but just in case you haven't seen it - I only came across it recently. Pause for thought ... Technology ...

There are many reasons why we procrastinate and it's not always due to fear, laziness or having too much time. Some people work better when there's the pressure of a ...

I might not have been glued to the World Cup but now Wimbledon is on - I have something to watch. There's potentially more of an impact to office productivity, ...

England may be out of the 2014 World Cup but business goes on as usual ... or does it. With big sporting events there's a desire to get involved and ...