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Parents' Golden Years on Hold | One in Three Delay Retirement Due to Out-of-Work Children

London, England · London

Parents' Golden Years on Hold | One in Three Delay Retirement Due to Out-of-Work Children

New research reveals it’s no longer what you know, it’s who your parents know.. London, UK – 18 June 2025 – New research released today by Invicta Vita, a women-led career advancement and conflict resolution company, reveals a stark trend: one in three UK parents are delaying retirement because their adult children are unemployed. One in five (20%) have abandoned retirement plans altogether, forced to financially support children still living at…Read Article

Surviving the Summer heat at work

United Kingdom · United Kingdom

Surviving the Summer heat at work

It’s that time of year again, the hottest time of the year. The sun is blazing and temperatures are soaring. While summer brings long days and warm evenings, it also brings the challenge of staying cool, especially when you’re trying to work. Whether you’re in a stuffy office or working from home, staying comfortable and productive during a heatwave can feel like an uphill battle. In the UK, where air conditioning isn’t always a given, it can be…Read Article

How to Be Productive While Working From Home

How to Be Productive While Working From Home

Working from home sounds like the dream, doesn’t it? No long commutes, no office distractions and the chance to work in your pyjamas. But it’s not always as easy as it sounds. Between the temptations of your cosy bed, the endless pull of social media and the call of household chores, staying focused can feel like climbing a mountain. When your home becomes your office, the boundaries blur. It’s easy to feel like you’re always at work. Or worse, …See the Story

Attenborough’s Ocean to Be Screened at Theatr Gwaun for Great Big Green Week

A SCREENING of David Attenborough’s latest feature-length documentary Ocean will take place at Theatr Gwaun, Fishguard, on Thursday (June 13) as part of Great Big Green Week. Organised by local volunteers from Transition Bro Gwaun (TBG), and supported by Climate Cymru, the evening will also include a short community film and an introduction to TBG’s new energy advice service. The event celebrates local action on climate change and highlights pra…United Kingdom · United Kingdom See the Story

Quitting isn’t a failure, it’s often a smart decision

It’s a question that crops up more than people like to admit. You start a new job with high hopes, maybe even a sense of relief, only to realise a few months in that something doesn’t feel quite right. It may be the culture, the role itself or just a gut feeling, you start wondering if you should stick it out or cut your losses. The truth is, leaving a job before the twelve-month mark used to be seen as a bit of a red flag. It gave the impressio…London, England · London Read Article

How good habits shape great leadership

It’s easy to talk about values. It’s much harder to live them out every day. But that’s exactly what makes great leaders stand out. They don’t just tell others what’s important. They show it. They model it. They set the tone for their teams without needing to say a word. Modelling good habits is one of the most powerful ways leaders can shape culture. It’s not about perfection or putting on a show. It’s about consistency, integrity and small ch…Read Article

The power of chosen family during Pride Month

There’s something special about Pride Month. It’s loud, proud and full of colour. But beyond the glitter, parades and playlists, there are stories that go much deeper. This year, it feels like a good time to stop and reflect on one of the most meaningful parts of LGBTQ+ life. Not the parties or the slogans, but the quiet, powerful truth of chosen family. If you’ve never heard the term before, chosen family simply means the people you surround yo…Pride Month Read Article

Leading the way in workplace flexibility

Finding a workplace that prioritises flexibility can make all the difference. With remote working, hybrid models and tailored schedules becoming the norm, employees now have more choices than ever. Flexibility is a necessity for work-life balance and job satisfaction. Many of today’s top companies are leading the way by offering innovative ways of working. As the world adapts to new ways of working, flexible companies are thriving. They attract …Read Article

The rise of the multi-role worker

Once seen as a stopgap or a side hustle, having more than one job is quickly becoming the default. It’s not about ambition or extra income anymore. It’s about reshaping how work fits into life. Multiple roles, varied hours and flexible income streams are now the norm in a world where one job rarely covers it all. Money is only part of the story Of course, financial pressure plays a role. Rising costs and unpredictable markets mean relying on a s…Read Article

What no one tells you about communication at work

There is a lot of noise in the workplace. Emails flying around. Messages pinging. Meetings booked back to back. People talking over each other. Ideas getting lost. Somewhere in the middle of all that is the real communication. Or at least there should be. Getting workplace communication right is not just about sharing information. It is about building trust. Creating a culture where people feel heard. Making sure everyone understands what they a…Read Article

3 surprising market winners in 2025

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Investors brave enough to peek at their account statements know that it’s been a rocky 2025. Even before tariff-related volatility, DeepSeek AI’s launch clouded the major technology theme that powered the market in 2023 and 2024, as AI stocks entered a bear market in March. But there have been equity gains to be had in 2025. When I look at year-to-date returns across indexes, I notice a few surprising stars: European stocks, Latin America, and r…Stock Markets · Canada See the Story

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