Flex Appeal: the next stage
With funding secured for a major new piece of work, Matt wanted to get down in pixels exactly…
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Flexible working is not just for parents, it’s for people. People with mental health issues, people with caring…
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Flex Appeal: Shift Work
On 17 October last year, I chaired a table on flexible working and zero hour contracts at The…
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Flexible working is not about parents, it’s about people. People with needs that don’t fit into a 9-5…
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Flex Appeal: Zero Hours
Writer Lourdes Walsh shares her initial skepticism about #flexappeal My first impression of Flex Appeal – a kaleidoscopic…
more ›Flex Appeal: Disability
Flexible working is not solely for parents, it’s not something only for ‘mummies that want to see more…
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Flex appeal: Deloitte
Flexible working? Think ‘agile’ working, according to Emma Codd, Deloitte’s managing partner for talent. Here Emma talks us…
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Flex appeal
If you are reading this, you’re IN for our flash dance this Friday 9th September at 12pm in…
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Flex appeal
Most employers make parental life trickier than it needs to be, through a simple lack of imagination…
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Flexonomics
Increased flexible working could unlock £55bn for the UK economy You can download the report here The second…
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Just a flex machine
We’ve flash mobbed, we’ve talked, we’ve emoji-ed, we’ve DM-ed, we’ve hugged it out and we’ve worked out there…
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Let’s talk about flex
There’s been plenty of chat and a fair bit of flash dancing action. (See our Lycra-swathed Flex Appeal…
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Going Dutch
Amsterdam daily Het Parool recently ran a feature on flex appeal, and how we’re trying to bring a little Dutch touch to working lives in the UK. Here’s the translation…
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Baby brains
The mental health of babies is too easily overlooked, writes Sally Hogg of the Parent Infant Foundation, especially…
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Work to death
The focus of Flex Appeal – a campaign to push for flexible working for all in a bid…
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Beauty is in the eye
*First published by Soho House group*. Author of Sunday Times Bestselling book Parenting The Shit Out of Life…
more ›Not just one day
When did I quit my career? I think it was possibly sooner than I imagined; it was at…
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Work it baby
‘Pregnancy’. When did it become such a dirty word? “I’m pregnant”. It sure isn’t in social realms –…
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Age of consent
How do you feel about sharing photos of your kid/s on the internet? It’s a question I get…
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Gang(mum) style
Pa Whitehouse imparted some advice when I was a feral youth: “Don’t look up to people and don’t…
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Show me the money
My card got declined in Tesco Metro yesterday. I’m not sure what was more traumatic: the 17-year-old youth…
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Under the influence
I’m not sure what it is about the word ‘influencer’ that bothers me. It just feels a bit…
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The weakest link
I’m not good at apologizing. My viewpoint is generally right, whether it’s my choice of paint colour (it’s…
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Let’s get digital
As we launch our FLEX APPEAL – a campaign encouraging companies to loosen the 9-5 shackles and realise…
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Lost cause
“So what do you do?”. A question I could once answer with the gusto of a West End-bound…
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