...working from home so back-to-back meetings were cramming our diaries. We were striving to keep that regular contact going, for our work and to stay in touch. However, some of...
...In this context, the UK could not have a better grid position in the ‘global race’ to the top of an increasingly knowledge-intensive global market for goods and services. It...
...and their managers to think about what flexibilities are needed to combine caring and work, and to document these in a way that can be taken from job to job....
...be clear in your mind what you are trying to say, how you want to say it, and try to put your views forward in a constructive, positive way. For...
...you do it. And it has to be said that the more you get to know others, the more you get to know yourself. How you interact will change, and...
...to listen to the “missing voice of Londoners”. That horrific murder together with a mismatch between relatively low local crime rates and people’s perceptions that crime rates were high had...
...‘business as usual’. And we have to do all this while transforming how we do things, to improve our efficiency and productivity, and to meet an increasing demand from the...
...been a relatively hands-on father since the children were born. Nevertheless, lockdown has provided a great opportunity to get to know them better after a few years of full-time work....
...a question for the Speaker to decide. To allow for the double veto, an extra stage will be added to the familiar legislative process, after Report stage and before Third...
...the outset how it was all going to work. Our team (much like our children) would be nurtured, treated fairly and encouraged to thrive but we wouldn't tolerate being played...
