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2025’s Great Hiring Paradox: Where Everyone's Happy But Everyone's Leaving

2025’s Great Hiring Paradox: Where Everyone's Happy But Everyone's Leaving

The results are in from our annual UK Hiring Trends Survey, and they paint a fascinating picture of the challenges facing businesses in 2025. Perhaps most striking is this: 60% of professionals are actively seeking new roles, with a further 19% open to the right opportunity. That's potentially 79% of your talent pool in play this year. 
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Why Your Biggest Business Expense Could Be Your Greatest Competitive Advantage

Why Your Biggest Business Expense Could Be Your Greatest Competitive Advantage

In boardrooms across the country, leaders like you are grappling with a critical challenge: transforming human capital from a cost centre into a strategic powerhouse. Half of your budget is tied up in salaries, but are you truly seeing a return on that investment?
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From Burnout to Bandwidth: Optimising Employee Capacity in the Modern Workplace

From Burnout to Bandwidth: Optimising Employee Capacity in the Modern Workplace

In today's fast-paced business landscape, having the right people with the right skills is only half the battle. The other crucial factor? Ensuring your employees have the capacity to take on new projects and drive your company forward. After all, an overloaded, burnt-out workforce can bring progress to a screeching halt.
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Guest Blog: ​What is workplace meritocracy? Is it a good or bad thing?

Guest Blog: ​What is workplace meritocracy? Is it a good or bad thing?

A meritocracy is defined by the Oxford Dictionary as ‘a society governed by people selected according to merit.’ The example sentence given is this: ‘Britain is a meritocracy, and everyone with skill and imagination may aspire to reach the highest level’.
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The VUCA World: How It Impacts Leadership

The VUCA World: How It Impacts Leadership

How can we plan and prepare for the future when facing volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity (VUCA)?
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