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Adam Cox is joined by Ria Kalsi, Founder of Matriarch, to discuss why companies which place emphasis on their diversity and inclusion generate up to 30% higher revenue per employee. They look at how racial inclusion benefits people, and why it is still something society still struggles with. www.mtrrch.com

Guests: Ria Kalsi

Published: Sat 1 April 2023

Adam Cox is joined by Johnny Nash, Managing Director of FORTE ICT, to discuss why 85% of Brits are currently unhappy with their job, and why this doesn't have to be the case. They look at how to keep positive in a difficult job market, and what applicants can do to make themselves more employable. https://www.johnnynash.coach/

Guests: Johnny Nash

Published: Fri 13 January 2023

Adam Cox is joined by Professor Sir Cary Cooper and Dr Jorge Palacios, to discuss new research from SilverCloud Health which reveals how employees' mental health has been impacted post-pandemic. They look at the key factors that are detrimental to mental health, and how employers can improve their workers' mental health. https://www.silvercloudhealth.com/uk

Guests: Cary Cooper,Jorge Palacios

Published: Sat 5 November 2022

Adam Cox is joined by Stephen Henry, co-founder of Positive Planet, to discuss the brand's new research which demonstrated how many small businesses are struggling to reduce their emissions, and why this is so. They look at the help needed for these companies to make a difference, in addition to the advantages of going green. https://positiveplanet.uk/

Guests: Stephen Henry

Published: Fri 21 October 2022

Adam Cox is joined by Amanda Rosewarne, CEO and CO-Founder of The CPD Standards Office, to discuss why they think terms such as "quiet quitting" and "the great resignation" are popping up so much in the media. She explains how the CPD Institute can help, and what the options are out there for people looking to gain skills for their current and future job. https://www.cpdstandards.com/

Guests: Amanda Rosewarne

Published: Fri 7 October 2022

Adam Cox is joined by Natalie McAllister, from Dyno-Rod, to discuss new research revealing the public's attitudes towards women working within the manual labour industries. She explains why the industry can be so rewarding, and why more girls should consider the career path. https://www.dyno.com/

Guests: Natalie McAllister

Published: Fri 19 August 2022

Adam Cox is joined by Hendrik Smedberg, Head of Intelligent Spend Management at SAP, to discuss the current UK supply chain crisis and how this is affecting the consumers. He runs through key research findings from the new SAP supply chain report and gives tips to businesses on how they can get through this. www.sap.com

Guests: Hendrik Smedberg

Published: Sat 11 June 2022

Adam Cox is joined by Sofocles Socratous, from the electronics company, Poly, to discuss new research which reveals how businesses are coping with hybrid work plans and post-pandemic attitudes and expectations from employees. He advises employers on how to improve staff turnover and work culture, and how Poly can help. www.poly.com

Guests: Sofocles Socratous

Published: Sat 9 April 2022

Adam Cox is joined by Katherine Mathieson, Chief Executive at the British Science Association (BSA), to discuss new research for British Science Week which shows scientists are at the top of the list of most trusted people in the country. They look at how the BSA is challenging stereotypes of science and scientists, in addition to how the public can get more involved in science for British Science Week. www.britishscienceassociation.org

Guests: Katherine Mathieson

Published: Sat 19 March 2022

Adam Cox is joined by Dr. Richard Claydon and Oscar Venhuis, co-founders of EQ Labs, to discuss brand new research which reveals the UK's attitude towards returning to the office. They look at why some employers need to change their mindset's about working from home, and how EQ Labs helps with the issue. https://www.eqlab.co/

Guests: Richard Claydon,Oscar Venhuis

Published: Sat 19 February 2022