Employers are offering new perks to entice workers to leave their home offices, finds JULENA DRUMI Workers may no longer be legally required to work from home, but employers are being forced to come up with new ideas to entice them back to the office. The pandemic has changed the expectations of many workers and […]
Small firms play big part in parliament’s revival
SMEs have been invited to work on the mammoth task of repairing the Palace of Westminster, writes JULENA DRUMI The House of Commons has been the setting for many political meltdowns as politicians have valiantly battled to save their careers and their parties. Now it is the Palace of Westminster itself that is fighting for […]
End of an era as Blackberry bows out
Twenty years ago it was a symbol of influence. An indication that you were on-trend and with the times. Blackberry phones were the must-have device, the elite brand that pushed its way into a market otherwise dominated by Nokia in the new mobile market. Now it is effectively obsolescent. The Canadian company has turned off […]
Obama to meet young + no magic for Thunberg + St Enoch pledge
President Obama will meet young people Former US President Barack Obama is expected to fly into Glasgow on Monday with a mission to address the concerns of the young. His attention is likely to focus on the impact that younger people have on the climate change debate and how they can continue to make their […]
Stella pleads for help + protest bike ride + president takes a dram
Stella McCartney at Kelvingrove Art Gallery Stella McCartney arrived at COP26, not to exhibit her latest collection, but to bemoan the fashion industry’s dreadful record on green issues. “We are the most behind industry which is shocking and this is the most exciting and on-trend conversation to be having. Our industry has not had policies […]