Alessandra Pacelli is a journalist at PurrfectlyYappy.com, where she focuses on themes of HR and workforce, careers and employment, as well as animal care and welfare. She delves into topics such as labor laws, employee benefits, and animal rescue, highlighting the intersection of workplace issues and animal advocacy. Alessandra's work has been featured in PurrfectlyYappy.com, HRreview, Workplace Wellbeing Professional, and Dogs Today.
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Alessandra Pacelli's coverage primarily focuses on pet-related topics, particularly animal welfare and dog breeds. She frequently cites data and seeks expert commentary, indicating a preference for fact-based reporting and insights from credible sources within the field of veterinary science or animal behavior.
Given her focus on specific dog breeds such as Shar Pei and relevant legislative actions like the Dutch ban on flat-faced dogs, she may be especially interested in experts with specialized knowledge in these areas. Sources with expertise in veterinary care, breed-specific health issues, or animal welfare legislation could provide valuable contributions to her articles.
As Alessandra's geographic focus is national (United Kingdom), pitches should consider UK-specific angles when reaching out to her.
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By: Alessandra Pacelli
Half of UK employees who have lost a loved one are handling practical bereavement-related tasks during their working day, according to new research. The findings highlight the often-overlooked impact that grief and administrative responsibilities can have on employee wellbeing and workplace performance.
By: Alessandra Pacelli
New research suggests that LGBTQ+ employees are approaching retirement with different expectations, concerns and support needs compared with their heterosexual peers, raising important questions for employers, pension providers and workplace wellbeing strategies.
By: Alessandra Pacelli
A new study suggests that Britain's workforce has entered what it calls a “coping era” at work, where employees are increasingly pushing through illness, staying constantly connected and sacrificing wellbeing to manage day to day pressure.
By: Alessandra Pacelli
Office work is still largely built around long periods of sitting, whether that involves answering emails, joining video calls or working through tasks at a desk.
By: Alessandra Pacelli
Concerns about artificial intelligence and automation are contributing to growing anxiety among UK workers, with new research suggesting that many are increasingly worried about keeping their skills relevant in a rapidly changing labour market.
By: Alessandra Pacelli
A new UK survey of people living with back pain and sciatica has revealed the extent to which sufferers feel dismissed by those around them, including employers, despite the long-term toll the condition takes on daily life.
By: Alessandra Pacelli
Frontline workers across the UK have been taking on more shifts and multiple jobs as financial pressures continue to affect household budgets, according to new data
By: Alessandra Pacelli
Almost all employers believe their workforce understands and values workplace pensions – yet many employees say they are not confident making pension decisions, according to new research.
By: Alessandra Pacelli
A proposal to introduce maximum workplace temperatures has been brought before Parliament as the UK experiences increasingly frequent heatwaves, renewing
By: Alessandra Pacelli
New research published by the charity Kinship has found that 76% of British employers support the introduction of a government-funded statutory scheme to give paid leave to kinship carers.
