From September 1, we will be trailing a 4-day working week. So what are my thoughts on this? When I first pondered the concept, I was unsure a 4-day working week was a good idea. I couldn’t see how this would be possible in a small organisation, or one that is dynamic and constantly changing.

I have been doing a lot of research on recruitment best practices lately more specifically how to avoid making bad hires (hiring the wrong person). We all know the costs of poor recruiting, time and money spent on hiring and training only to find it all goes down the tube when the recent hire is

Recently I have been doing a lot of recruiting, this has been both challenging and rewarding. During this time, I have often asked how can I improve the process for client, candidate and myself? How do I attract the best candidate and place them for the role while being effective and efficient for all involved?

According to a global survey conducted by The Workforce Institute (Kronos Inc), nearly 45% of 3,000 employees interviewed said it would take less than five hours each day to do their job if uninterrupted! More interesting was that 72% would work four days or less per week if pay remained the constant. Three-quarters of workers