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Zero to Hero – the role of resilience in election success

Many are still reeling after last nights shock election results with Labour performing considerably better than expected and a hung parliament being declared.

Just weeks ago, all reports and indications pointed to Corbyn receiving an absolute hammering during the General Election.  Not 12 months ago, Labour MP’s decided that their Leader had no hope of guiding the party through an election or dealing with tricky Brexit negotiations and passed a vote of no confidence with calls for him to stand down.

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big sams retirement plan

The last 18 months have been a rollercoaster ride for Sam Allardyce. Surviving two relegation battles and a very brief but turbulent time at England, his feet have barely touched the ground.  At age 62 he’s now starting to think about the next stage of his life.

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The Death of the Administrator? Redeploying valuable skills within your organisations

The future of the workplace is big news.  You don’t have to look far to read about which skills are going to be highly valued in the digital age and which professions are going to be left behind.

We spoke to some of our associate coaches to get their views  - working daily with our clients and their employees, they are at the forefront of the changing workplace.  Without exception, our coaches told us that administrative and clerical skills are going to be less in demand in the workplace of the future.

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supporting mental health across the workplace

This week marks the 17^th Mental Health Awareness week – an annual event designed to educate and increase awareness about mental health.  The supporting report, conducted by the Mental Health Foundation, makes for stark reading.  Current levels of good mental health in the UK are disturbingly low with nearly two-thirds of people reporting that they have experienced a mental health problem.