A round up of the best stories from across the globe: from recruitment to the menopause and mental health. All the stories, and one podcast, are aimed at making you think differently about the world today
 

Dean Corbett explores data and its importance in wellbeing and engagement

Nick Gallimore on how to retain talent in a world of post-pandemic disengagement

With the rise of perks at work how can organisations stand out from others in the fight to retain and attract the best people? Jamie Kohn offers her advice

360 feedback is it out of fashion or is it just time for a rebrand? Asks Elva Ainsworth

Ramesh Ramani on how watch party learning, extensible apps, and AI-driven training are reshaping training in the hybrid environment

Ahead of COP26, which kicks off in Glasgow next week, we bring stories that emphasise why climate has to be top of everyone's agenda today, and probably forever...

Yetunde Hofman suggests the top 10 books every leader should read 

Salman Raza explores passive-aggressive behaviour and provides ideas on how to deal with it in others and ourselves!

Practical change requires more than just a sticking plaster says Matt Spry

In another exploration of working with creatives Alistair Pearce looks at what managers need to do to support their creative people

Gemma Hart shares the benefits of prioritising employee wellness over company profits.

Amy King on why wellbeing initiatives fail and her personal call to action for all organisations and their leaders

Matt Spry looks at why the critical answers you need lie outside of your organisation

Organisational design expert Amy Kates talks to TJ about her work, with particular reference to the challenges organisations face in the post-pandemic environment

Dr Lucy Shoolbred explores recent employer guidance on mental health and how organisations can ensure optimum levels of wellbeing – both general and mental in the workplace

A change of climate in the post-furlough jobs market requires businesses to look within to get the talent required says Graham Fisher

Showing your soft side in the workplace doesn't make you weak, says Joanna Howes it makes you a great intuitive team leader

As the UK struggles with a lack of skilled drivers to deliver vital goods, Richard Bird provides encouraging news of how technology is transforming the logistics sector in 2021 and beyond

Bukola Adisa talks to TJ about the importance of training in diversity and inclusion to ensure a level playing field in opportunities for minority ethnic groups