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Bruce Daisley

Re-engineering workplace culture. The latest news and analysis on what comes next for work.

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The simple answer to improving productivity: asking employees

Our jobs have turned into the place where we’re told what to do: show up and follow orders. That was the finding of the latest Skills and Employment Survey (SES) the long-running study of working life in Britain.

When asked, only a third o...

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Workplace connection has a strong ROI

We’ve known for a long-time how important workplace friendships are for employee retention, customer satisfaction and workforce happiness. But a new report from KPMG is a powerful indicator that workplace bonds dial up the emotions on all a...

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Get up, stand up

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I was at an event recently where a speaker was asked her advice for beating burnout. ‘Get up and go for a walk’, she said. I could feel hundred eyes twitching as the audience tried to hold its composure.

Six years of experi...

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Stop talking about culture - deal with behaviours

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This week I had an enjoyable ding-dong of a discussion with Professor Rob Briner. (You can listen to it as a podcast below).

At one stage Rob says: ‘If you tell someone - whose favourite thing is organisational culture - an...

3 months ago
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Living Wages change lives

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This week, on Tuesday 7th July, I was honoured to host the Living Wage Awards in Westminster. The Living Wage Foundation invited me to play a part after I posted about their campaign in 2025.

Last year, in preparation for a...

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