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Why companies are ordering workers to return to the office Some 83% of UK CEOs expect to see a full return to the office within three years, according to a recent survey. 'David Attenborough saved our canned water business from folding' In the face of growing concerns about plastic waste, Cano Water co-founder Josh White has emerged as a trailblazer within the water sector. 'The life lessons that help my bitcoin startup thrive' Danny Scott is co-founder of CoinCorner, one of the only Bitcoin exchanges based in the UK. Why unpredictable hours are burning out working mums Not knowing when you’ll be working, and exactly how much you will earn, can lead to chronic stress, anxiety and depression. Why trauma-informed employers are key to good worker mental health Having trauma-informed practices can help to promote resilience and mental health, as well as productivity. How to scale your small business in the UK during tough economic times Yahoo Finance UK discusses how SMEs can navigate challenges and achieve growth in uncertain economic conditions. 'My Body Shop boss walked a mile every day in our shoes' Becky Willan is CEO and co-founder of Given, a purpose consultancy with nearly 15 years' experience. How a 'disruptor' rugby coach helped Kitman Labs craft a winning data strategy In 2012, rehabilitation and conditioning coach Stephen founded Kitman Labs to leverage data and analytics and increase athletes' availability. How to speak to your boss about endometriosis Endometriosis causes chronic pain, among other symptoms, and can be debilitating in the workplace. How 300 jars of mayonnaise launched a £10m 'real food' business Hunter & Gather was founded in 2017 by childhood sweethearts and are now projected towards £12m in revenue. 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