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Seven ways to show team appreciation
A study has shown that 88% of employees will work with a company for a long period of time if they feel appreciated. It seems pretty obvious keep reading
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How strong leadership can positively influence workplace culture
The leaders of an organisation are responsible for steering the whole workplace. They’re a powerful influence but, as we all know, with great power comes great responsibility keep reading
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Five tips to help employee burnout
AÂ Gallup poll found that 23% of employees felt burned out often or always, while 44% felt burned out sometimes. Add them up, and you have keep reading
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Eight tips for writing effective emails as a leader
You and everyone else on the planet with an email account is suffering from overload, and your emails to your team are housed within their keep reading
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Five things you need to do to boost your productivity
We only have 24 hours in a day – which is too little for many of us to do everything we want. While we can’t keep reading
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Eight ways to reduce your employees’ overtime
Sometimes overtime can often feel like your only option but, even when demand is high and budgets are low, there are still ways to reduce keep reading
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Christmas cheer: the case for throwing a practice Christmas party
Practice Business explores why throwing a Christmas party should be a serious consideration for the practice manager, and offers up some top tips on how keep reading
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Five ways to promote employee work-life balance
Even if it’s not an ‘official’ policy, it’s so easy to send a message or an email to someone whether they are at work or keep reading
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Six ways to boost employee morale
Leaders need to show their teams that they appreciate their work, and must motivate them to move forward. So how can leaders boost employee morale? keep reading
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How to improve a toxic work environment
It’s no secret: with work, comes stress. In fact, surveys from the American Psychological Association find, each year, that money and work are the top two sources keep reading