Opinion

When employers are investigating allegations of wrongdoing, they need the co-operation of witnesses who are often colleagues of the accused. It can …

By Marlee Bower, University of Sydney; Ferdi Botha, The University of Melbourne, and Mark Deady, UNSW Sydney Loneliness affects everyone at different times. Although it …

By Jane Parry, University of Southampton and Barbara Sherriff, University of Brighton Among the new class of MPs sworn into the UK …

Burnout. A lot has been written about this. Not a day goes by without an article, a research paper, a podcast, a …

Back in 2018, Ottawa passed back-to-work legislation to end rotating strikes by the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW). Last week, an …

By Stephen Wyatt, University of Bath Who do you think of when asked to name a leader today who is doing an …

By John Gradek, McGill University If ever there was a need to exemplify the term annus horribilis in the annals of corporate …

By Stephanie Mayell, University of Toronto; Janet McLaughlin, Wilfrid Laurier University, and Jenna L Hennebry, Wilfrid Laurier University Migrant agricultural workers are …

By Constantin Colonescu, MacEwan University On July 1, Greece introduced a six-day work week for some categories of employees, namely those working …

By Connie Zheng, University of South Australia Being “ghosted” – cut off from all communications without an explanation – isn’t a pleasant …