A week in America | 14 January 2022
In the latest blog from the USA, Martin Liptrot discusses why he moved to Zoom Town.
Do you have Good Habits?
In her latest blog, Victoria Brown, asks “Do you have good habits?”
“Worn out defending the indefensible”
The forthcoming report on Partygate could seal the Prime Minister’s fate. But in his blog Jim warns that Johnson could still escape,with Scottish Tories splitting away.
Labour’s renewal
For the first time in a long time, Labour looks like it could win a General Election. Read why, in Frank McKenna’s latest Downtown blog.
What business lessons can be taken from the Hillsborough fight for Justice?
Roger Pemberton reflects on the TV drama “Anne” and asks what business lessons can be learned from the Hillsborough fight for justice.
Turning point… or more of the same?
The soaring cost of living could soon be more of a worry for the Conservative government than the pandemic or Johnson’s blunders. That’s the main point in Jim’s wide ranging look ahead to 2022.
One planet, one goal, oneHR
At oneHR their goal has always been to create a paperless workplace, replacing each HR function with a smart and effective cloud-based solution. Now they have taken an extra step forward with plans to create a sustainable, digital HR function by teaming up with more:trees.
A week in America | 7 January 2022
Discussing planning regulations and processes on both sides of the Atlantic, Martin Liptrot looks at how trust between developers and residents could be beneficial for everyone.
It’s shit or bust for Boris
Boris Johnson endured a torrid end to 2021. As polls show that the country is running out of patience with him as fast as his parliamentary colleagues, Frank McKenna suggests that the PMs only chance of survival is to keep the country open and not introduce any further restrictions in 2022.
What does plan B mean for your business?
Following the announcement that England will move to Plan B as the Omicron variant spreads, Ladyboss HR discusses the implications for businesses.
A week in America | 17 December 2021
“It’s the economy, stupid.” Martin Liptrot looks at the consequences of the recent standoff over increasing the U.S. Governments borrowing limit.
Next-Gen Automation. It’s time to take some concrete steps
With the global building floor area expected to double by 2060 to accommodate the largest surge of urban growth in human history, achieving zero emissions from new construction will require energy efficient buildings.