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OVER 70% OF UK STAFF WOULD WORK A FOUR-DAY WEEK
Almost three-quarters of UK workers are in favour of a four-day working week, finds a survey of 2,000 workers. Some 72% of the 1,310 respondents who currently work five or more days per week were either in favour or strongly in favour of a four-day working week,...
BOOK REVIEW
THE TRANSFORMATIONAL COACH: FREE YOUR THINKING AND BREAK THROUGH TO COACHING MASTERY BY CLARE NORMAN PUBLISHER: RIGHT BOOK PRESS ISBN: 978 1912 30082 2 As the owner of a coaching school, I found the premise of Norman’s new book intriguing and challenging: for coaching...
OPINION: SUPERVISION – LET’S GET DIGITAL
What are the implications of technology for supervision? Sam Isaacson reports in the latest Association of Coaching Supervisors column Technology is creeping into every corner of the coaching profession. It’s enhancing client outcomes, disrupting how we’ve...
OPINION: REFLECTIONS – BE MORE CURIOUS
When we withhold judgement in a coaching conversation, we can serve our clients more fruitfully. Badri Bajaj explains how In a recent coaching conversation with Aman (name changed), I asked him to share what was stopping him from taking the desired actions to...
OPINION: LEADER-AS-COACH – AT THE COALFACE
In the latest in this column for leaders who coach, Lynn Scott looks at how to coach the avoiders, procrastinators and ‘didn’t get round to it-ers’ So, there you are, fourth coaching session in and you just know the person you’re coaching will tell you he...
OPINION: CLIMATE CRISIS – RISE TO THE CHALLENGE
The planet is facing a ‘meta-crisis’ – from climate to economy to health. How can we prepare ourselves for such unprecedented times? It begins with a ‘health check’ on your own values and relationship with the world By Linda Aspey The collective profession and...