News 4 Things to Know About Minimally Invasive Surgery & Whether It is Right For You PM Today Contributor 12th Apr
News Virus Crisis Prompts Rethink On Skills And Careers, Study Suggests Three out of five workers plan to learn new skills, gain qualifications or change their career altogether as a result of the Covid outbreak,… Alan Jones 08th Apr
News Construction Sector Has Best Month Since 2014 As Paused Projects Restart Housebuilders have been boosted by large infrastructure projects and the stamp duty holiday for some homes. August Graham 08th Apr
News Changing World Of Work Could Spell The End Of Open-Plan Offices: Report Demand for average, boring office space, especially in London, is likely to fall away, say recruiters. Alan Jones 08th Apr
News Britain’s Grid Is ‘Greenest Ever’ As Bank Holiday Sees Wind And Sunny Spells Large amounts of renewable power helped push pollution from electricity down to a new low on Monday lunchtime, National Grid ESO said. Emily Beament 07th Apr
News Retailers Announce April 12 Reopening Plans For Bricks And Mortar Outlets The retailers outlined what customers can expect to see when they return to bricks and mortar shopping after more than three months in lockdown. Josie Clarke 06th Apr
News Local Offices ‘Could Let Staff Walk To Work In 15 Minutes After Covid’ The chief executive of IWG said the pandemic had sped up the shift away from centralised workplaces. August Graham 06th Apr
News Tips For Agreeing A Commercial Property Lease Click here for our tips to finding and securing a mutually beneficial and manageable commercial property lease for your business. PM Today Contributor 05th Apr
News PwC To Let Staff Spend Half Their Working Hours At Home Many staff will also be allowed to end work early on Fridays in July and August. August Graham 01st Apr
News Clearing Suez Canal Backlog Likely To Take Until End Of Week Around 400 ships are waiting to get through the vital canal. August Graham 30th Mar
News Home Working Is Here To Stay And Cities Will Change Forever, Says Ex-Bank Deputy The former Bank of England deputy governor Sir Charlie Bean has joined a raft of prominent figures in predicting a permanent shift to hybrid… Holly Williams 29th Mar
News Portfolio Managers See £10,000 Salary Increase – APM Data Wages rose from £57,500 to £67,500, said the Association of Project Managers. PM Today News Team 25th Mar
News GCHQ Releases Toughest Ever Puzzle In Honour Of Alan Turing Banknote The puzzle marks the unveiling of the new £50 note’s design by the Bank of England. Laura Parnaby 25th Mar
News HS2 Protests Contribute To £800m Fresh ‘Cost Pressures’ – Minister It took a month-long major operation to remove activists from a network of tunnels discovered on January 26 in London’s Euston Square Gardens. Neil Lancefield 24th Mar