UK professor at the heart of US climate policy

AI is changing how we interact with one another and, by extension, how we come to perceive ourselves as humans. The prime minister is eager to get on the front foot with calls for a global regulator, while businesses, organisations and academic institutions alike are str...

The Equal Parenting Project, in collaboration with Music Football Fatherhood, has announced the winners of the Working Dads Employer Awards 2023, celebrating organisations that recognise and promote the role of fathers in driving gender equality in the workplace.

Experts from across the globe came to the University of York’s School for Business and Society this month to discuss the challenges of providing the world with a sustainable, secure supply of safe, nutritious, and affordable food using less land and in the context of glo...

Dr Jane Suter of the University of York’s School for Business and Society has gathered first-hand experiences of small business managers to investigate how small businesses manage and support mental health problems in the workplace, finding many to be “juggling on a tigh...

Parents are at increased risk for loneliness, especially in the first-year post birth, and the negative impacts of both loneliness and mental illness can have lasting consequences for parents and their children. Ruth Naughton-Doe of the University of York’s School for Bu...

Hiring elite professionals into a team seems like a no-brainer for an organisation trying to improve performance, but a new study examining law firms in the UK has shown that hiring star professionals can often undermine performance and upset the delicately balanced dyna...

A new book, The Research Handbook on Ethical Consumption, explores the challenges and complexities of living an ethical and sustainable life, using cutting-edge research and insights from a range of leading academic experts.

Molly Brown, a student at the University of York School for Business and Society, has collaborated with award-winning playwright May Sumbwanyambe on a new BBC Radio 4 drama called “Back Home”, which delves into the complex debate around ivory.

Do you or someone you know work somewhere in Yorkshire which excels in supporting men in their role as fathers, providing ample leave, flexible working, and other such benefits? If so, you can nominate the organisation for the national Working Dads Employer Awards, co-or...