Why Sustainable Companies Will Attract the Best Talent in the Future
As the world becomes more focused on sustainability and protecting the environment, jobseekers are starting to pay more attention to these factors when looking for employment.
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As the world becomes more focused on sustainability and protecting the environment, jobseekers are starting to pay more attention to these factors when looking for employment.
Courier businesses are using van leasing as a solution to the increasing demand for online shopping. But with deliveries on a steep rise are electric fleets also the answer to being kind to the environment, as well as meeting delivery outputs?
More people than ever are now working from home, and remote working could well become the norm for many employees. But with people also more aware of personal sustainability issues, how can remote employees tailor their work life to improve their own carbon footprint
The pandemic and its associated restrictions have impacted upon many people's physical and mental health of all ages.
The ambitions to make the UK a leader of sustainability on the international stage has been met with great support from both the public and professional sectors. With a carbon net-zero target set for 2050, there is a clear determination to improve our environmental footprint across the nation.
The ambitions to make the UK a leader of sustainability on the international stage has been met with great support from both the public and professional sectors. With a carbon net-zero target set for 2050, there is a clear determination to improve our environmental footprint across the nation.
The COVID pandemic has been an emotional strain for so many of us, whether we've felt incredibly socially isolated during the peak of national lockdown, lost our jobs, or received much lower A-Level grades than we expected in an algorithm by the UK Government - all during a global pandemic.
Technology is becoming more pervasive, becoming increasingly integrated into our lives as the days pass—including the way healthcare is delivered.
The COVID pandemic has been an emotional strain for so many of us, whether we've felt incredibly socially isolated during the peak of national lockdown, lost our jobs, or received much lower A-Level grades than we expected in an algorithm by the UK Government - all during a global pandemic.
Technology is becoming more pervasive, becoming increasingly integrated into our lives as the days pass—including the way healthcare is delivered.
According to Which? approximately 1.1 million households in the UK aren't connected to the National Gas Grid and, instead, rely on heating oil stored in a tank to heat their homes. But this reliance on oil comes at a cost, as rural homes can become a target for thieves, who look to steal fuel - which can be worth thousands of pounds.
According to Which? approximately 1.1 million households in the UK aren't connected to the National Gas Grid and, instead, rely on heating oil stored in a tank to heat their homes. But this reliance on oil comes at a cost, as rural homes can become a target for thieves, who look to steal fuel - which can be worth thousands of pounds.
Now that most of us are going back to work after COVID-19 lockdown restrictions being partially lifted our dogs are finally being left alone after many months of their owners being in the house. Some dogs may finally enjoy having some peace and quiet for themselves, but some may struggle adjusting to being alone and could develop separation anxiety.
Sustainability has never been so urgent. Brands, celebrities, and the general public are all beginning to turn towards sustainable options, championing everything from eco-friendly fashion to conscious travel brands. The royal family is no exception to this movement, and many of Britain's royals have been seen to make big steps towards a greener way of living.
Leadership has been tested over the past year, with many business leaders taking on the ultimate challenge of completely changing the way in which we work in the face of adversity. It has been necessary for leaders to motivate their employees from afar, usually online as their employees moved to working from home where possible, and to juggle keeping their businesses running while supporting their team in one of the most difficult times they have ever faced.
Nothing catches the eye quite like a good marketing campaign, especially during difficult times like a lockdown. Washington Direct Mail has looked at which marketing campaigns the public loved during 2020 and ranked them in popularity. This was measured by looking at a mix of social interactions and brand mentions. In this article, we will show you some of the campaigns that the nation enjoyed and engaged with during the initial lockdown period.
Former US Navy Seal William H. McRaven's book is aptly named Make Your Bed. As well as earning a place as #1 bestseller, it is also thought as one of the greatest self-help guides out there. Making your bed might seem silly you might think that nobody will see it, it's a waste of time, or you'll only be sleeping in it again anyway. But that is a negative outlook, others looking to improve their life might say "absolutely".
Whether it be increased Microsoft Teams' meeting, a spike in family Zoom quizzes, or simply just more time spent glued to our mobile phone screens out of boredom, there is no denying that the collective screen time of the nation has grown drastically over the course of the past year.
For many of us, we thought it would never happen. For those that weren't in this camp, chances are they were amongst those who simply put it to the back of their mind and forgot about it - yes, we're talking about Brexit.
There is no doubt that the coronavirus pandemic has changed the landscape of the retail sector. Social distancing regulations and civil anxiety surrounding the virus mean that physical stores do not offer the same browsing experience as we would usually expect. Meanwhile, a growing reliance on online shopping has been boosted by instructions to remain at home as much as possible.
For many of us, we thought it would never happen. For those that weren't in this camp, chances are they were amongst those who simply put it to the back of their mind and forgot about it - yes, we're talking about Brexit.
There is no doubt that the coronavirus pandemic has changed the landscape of the retail sector. Social distancing regulations and civil anxiety surrounding the virus mean that physical stores do not offer the same browsing experience as we would usually expect. Meanwhile, a growing reliance on online shopping has been boosted by instructions to remain at home as much as possible.
As we approach the end of Veganuary, you may be reviewing how much you've missed your Sunday morning bacon and eggs or, Friday night cheese board. Maybe you haven't missed meat and cheese as much as you thought and are gearing up to embark on a plant-based diet for the rest of 2021. You may have noted changes in your energy levels, skin and hair too. Whether it has been a good or bad experience for you personally, well done for seeing the challenge through.
As we approach the end of Veganuary, you may be reviewing how much you've missed your Sunday morning bacon and eggs or, Friday night cheese board. Maybe you haven't missed meat and cheese as much as you thought and are gearing up to embark on a plant-based diet for the rest of 2021. You may have noted changes in your energy levels, skin and hair too. Whether it has been a good or bad experience for you personally, well done for seeing the challenge through.
How would you describe your hands and fingers petite and slender or long and wide? When it comes to our clothing choices, we can seek to tailor our wardrobe style to suit our individual body shapes. Engagement rings are no different, a ring style that works well for your individual hands and fingers, may not complement someone else's.