Hannah Prevett

From soundproofing to on-site dental facilities, offices are adapting to lure back staff grown used to the Covid-era convenience of working from home

If people feel out of place in an organisation, the elephant in the room is that it’s not about them, but the signals sent out on who truly belongs there

New employment rights may be granted to the millions of people nursing loved ones, but what is really needed is a cultural shift among company leaders

Getting start-up wealth recycled into the economy is the challenge for whoever is next PM. It’s not solved by putting ‘loonies’ in the cabinet, founders say

When it’s time to hand over the reins, the best leaders will already have planned ahead and the transition can be seamless — unlike at some corporate giants

The Green Party’s proposal for paid leave for periods may go nowhere, but the idea will be worth it if employers recognise the toll taken on their staff

Hospitality firms say entitlement to SSP on first day off is encouraging staff not to turn up, meaning paid cover has to be found and adding to rising costs

The local economy has outperformed the UK, driven by its startups, talent pool and public-private collaborations. But smaller firms still struggle to grow

Many successful entrepreneurs and executives claim to be up with the lark or even earlier. Is a 5am start essential to success, or are we being sold a myth?

Entrepreneurs write to PM in waiting to say ‘we are at a precipice’ amid fears that measures such as a higher capital gains levy will harm business creation