Each week two women are killed by their partner as a culmination of domestic abuse. The ONS estimates that 1.9 million people, between the ages of 16-59, experienced domestic abuse in 2017. The majority (1.2 million) of those were women.  One in four women...

The world’s foremost economists believe that we are entering the fourth industrial revolution.  Rising technologies could fundamentally change the way we work and live. Could employee wellbeing be the key to ensuring that the UK not only keeps up but continues to...

In under two years over a third of UK workers will be over 50 years old. Based on current plans, they will still be 18 years away from receiving their state pension. Our population is ageing and our working lives are lengthening. This is not a revelation, but it is...

The 14th-20th May marked 2018’s Mental Health Awareness Week. The annual event was set up almost 17 years ago by the Mental Health Foundation and aims to improve understanding of mental health conditions in all areas of life. This is an issue that we can ill afford to...

Despite increasing awareness of the toll that night shifts take on our bodies, the UK’s night-force is continuing to rise year on year. According to figures from the Trades Union Congress (TUC) 2017, the amount of night-workers has increased by 260,000...

Over the next 7 years we could see up to five million people living with diabetes in the UK. Around 90% of those people will have Type 2 diabetes, a largely preventable form of the disease. Recent figures from the NHS’s Quality and Outcomes Framework show that the...