Dan Cave is a journalist based in Birmingham. He focuses on health and wellness, with a particular interest in authors, books, and publishing houses. Dan's work has been featured in HR magazine, The Age, People Management magazine, Accountancy Age, Tvguide.co.uk, Yahoo Finance UK, The Telegraph, UnHerd, Tech Monitor, and The Guardian.
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When Maccabi Tel Aviv played in Amsterdam there was fighting in the streets. Now they're heading to Villa Park.
Dear readers — a quick intro from me, Kate. Today's story is all about Emma Press, a tiny independent publishing company that's punching far above its weight.
What should a modern annual leave reward strategy look like? Dan Cave rounds up advice for HR.
The Telegraph slammed the area and one local said it was on the ‘verge of civil war'. What's it actually like?
It wasn't a matchday, but security guards were lined up before the wrought iron gates of Villa Park.
Amid increasing divisions and uncertainty, HR leaders must weather the storm of today’s times. Dan Cave rounds up experts’ advice.
In The Pickwick Papers, — Charles Dickens' first literary success — Mr Pickwick travels into Birmingham from London, via the Bristol Road and Five Ways.
By: Dan Cave
Use of weight-loss medication is a growing trend across the UK, projected to help manage chronic health conditions and save healthcare costs. As part of an employer offering, it is still ‘early days'. REBA's content writer Dave Cave, explores the ins and outs to understand more about potential risk, benefit and safe, strategic rollout.
By: Dan Cave
As weight‑loss medication becomes more widely used across the UK, expectations are growing around its potential to support chronic condition management and reduce healthcare costs. For employers, though, this is still uncharted territory. Dan Cave explores what organisations need to understand about the medication, from risk and governance to the conditions for safe, effective rollout
In conference halls worldwide, CEOs and HR busybodies are preaching the benefits of AI to those whose livelihoods it will destroy.
