It’s time to stop procrastinating: How the “two-minute rule” can help
Procrastination is the enemy of many, but a simple and direct technique could provide the spark needed to get things underway.
As a Flexible Work Day Ambassador, I advocate for flexibility as being imperative to the creation of diverse and inclusive workplaces. Incl…
By Elizabeth Shi, RMIT University
It’s illegal for an employer to fire an employee for complaining under the Fair Work Act, but in a st…
What makes some men, and even some women, start to abuse others when in power? Not all powerful people turn nasty or look for sexual opportu…
An international outage of Google’s document writing platform this morning saw business owners and university students thrown into panic aft…
Could a six-hour work day improve the efficiency of your business?
Preliminary results from a two-year long 30-hour work week trial in Sw…
Each year, the average American family donates approximately 3.4 percent of its discretionary income to charity.
Most of these charitable…
You’ve successfully completed 50 weeks of business this year, which, according to our interviews with entrepreneurs over the past few mont…
By Georgia Dent
“I’ve got to get better at being a dad, and a partner, being around a bit more, not being stressed and knackered when I…
Overconfident CEOs tend to lead to less corporate social responsibility in a company, our research shows. The more confident the CEO, the le…
