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'Songs from the Wedding Cake': a new album by Blossoms
The group are no strangers to the industry, but their last LP, Gary, brought in even more expectant listeners, who are unlikely to be disappointed by the new record. The warm, playful sound that Gary became synonymous with continues onto this release, which showcases plenty of steady percussion, jazzy bass lines and signature pops of synth. Relatable but often undocumented topics like traffic tussles and reality TV help the album to stand out...
TV shows that ACTUALLY represent Uni life
Sign up to our mailing list so you never miss any future updates It is, of course, a spectrum however, and the reality is that most people’s experience falls somewhere in the middle. 2 TV shows which come to mind when I think of attempting to capture this grey area well. There is a lot going on at uni, so it’s important to me that a good representation includes balancing academic struggles with navigating socialising, all whilst remaining relatable and accounting for personal circumstance.
Cara Moore - The Courier Online
Media representations of Uni often miss the mark. It’s usually taken to one of two extremes; watching freshers’ week be portrayed like a reality TV stye 7-night stint in Ibiza or, conversely, as a...
The 2026 Mercury Prize performers have been announced!
10 of the 12 nominees for ‘Album of the Year’ are set to perform; Dove Ellis, Florence + The Machine, JADE, Knats, Kojey Radical, Nia Archives, Olivia Dean, RAYE, Suede and Pulp, who are representing the HELP(2) album. This range of performers, from chart toppers to local artists promises a fantastic night of celebrating music.
My father wanted to die at home. Why couldn’t the system make that happen?
My father Dr Michael Moore lived in Innsworth and was cared for between community services and oncology care in Cheltenham. Like many families across Gloucestershire, we assumed that when the time came, he would be supported to die at home. But that’s not what happened. Many people, when asked, say they would prefer to die at home.
EPISODE 24: Joanne Lockwood on A new paradigm for the world of inclusion » #ChatTalent
In this episode, Jeremy Russon took the reigns when he spoke to inclusion and belonging specialist Joanne Lockwood. Joanne told us that as more people work remotely, particularly from home, there’s a new paradigm coming in the diversity and inclusion world – and introduced us to her thoughts on it.
The Snooze Factor: Why Napping is the Performance Booster Your Employees Need » #ChatTalent
When talking about employee performance and wellbeing we all too often forget to consider the snooze factor. This is a fundamental oversight because sleep is serious business, and it’s costing your business hard-earned cash. If you had a restless night, you’re not the only one. Global sleep deprivation has reached epidemic levels. A YouGov study found 79% of us don’t get the recommended 8 hours of sleep per night and 36% of working professionals have less than 6 hours of sleep per night.
6 sure-fire steps to landing your dream promotion
Discussing promotions and raises can be a daunting task even for the most confident of employees. However, feeling too embarrassed or nervous to discuss a potential promotion can cost you more than just financially. If you feel your skills have developed beyond your current job title, this can lead to feelings of bitterness as well as real-life consequences in future job hunts, by having a title that downplays your actual role and performance.
Using a knowledge base for better HR coordination - JBF News
Today on the blog for you we have a guest post from Robin Singh from ProProfs. He takes a look at using a knowledge base as one of the most effective techniques to ensuring HR coordination. No organization can build a robust team of working professionals without an effective HR team. Human Resources are responsible for hiring the best employees for open positions.
Women Workers in Wartime
Known suffragette Lucile Atcherson was the first woman to apply and test for employment with the U.S. Foreign Service. She had an impressive résumé, but her years of volunteering overseas as a medical aid provider during World War I, successful passing of the entry examination, and a nomination to the position by President Warren G. Harding in 1920 were just not enough to earn selection to the male-dominated position of diplomatic officer.
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