Written by Dunith Dhanushka, Engineer at WSO2 A common complaint from remote workers over this last year has been the lack of structure. Without the commute to and from the…
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By: Dr. Sarah Davies Given the current coronavirus pandemic, we find ourselves in new, unknown and fairly uncertain territory. With parts of the world going into complete lockdown, travel restrictions…
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Dr Paul McLaren, a consultant psychiatrist and medical director who works with City workers at the Priory’s Wellbeing Centres in central London, and at its hospital in Hayes Grove near Bromley in…
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Sophie Hennekam, Professor in HRM at Audencia Business School Working from home blurs the lines between two areas which are traditionally kept separate: work and family life. This separation normally…
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Nestled in a natural amphitheatre on the Algarve coast sits Palmares Ocean Living & Golf. The resort combines exceptional golfing and leisure facilities with spectacular sea views over the estuary…
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New research reveals 18 – 24-year olds are experiencing more back pain than over 55s, since lockdown began in March
by wrichBritish Chiropractic Association (BCA) launches new research revealing one in three 18-24-year olds have experienced back pain in lockdown. A higher percentage than those aged over 55 Nearly three quarters of 18-24-year olds are…