Suzanne Locke

Jo Simpson, author of The Restless Executive, says burnout in the UAE is a big issue – compounded by workers feeling compelled to work long hours as their residency is linked to their work visa.

Travel loyalty programmes need to widen their rewards to keep customers coming back for more, new research reveals.

Jalboot Marine Network's Tom Rebollini is trying to convince various companies and government entities that his business should provide a public water transport service in Abu Dhabi.

Google Drive the app is certainly handy but it is more of an extension to the browser version rather than than a full replication.

Having children does not have to signal the end of your career says children’s writer Annabel Karmel, who has now written Mumpreneur – a book of tips for mothers wanting to set up their own businesses.

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Fans believe Battery Doctor can ‘pep’ up their phone’s system to make it run faster. But critics say such apps themselves drain the battery.

Want to know how addicted you are to your smartphone? The Checky app will tell you how many times a day you check it.

Women entrepreneurs may be less likely than men to raise finance for their fledgling start-up – but fear not, there are solutions to this issue.

UAE businesses are working out how to gamify systems and processes to enhance staff performance - and even employee wellbeing.

British comedian and author Dom Joly reveals how his rather colourful career is probably not the best example of how to survive in a post-career world.

Serial expat Clara Wiggins has written The Expat Partner's Guide to help trailing spouses cope with giving up their own career prospects in favour of their partner's.

Corporate sports events are rising in popularity in the UAE as companies believe investing in their staff's well-being reduces sick leave and increases retention.

In Industries Of The Future, author Alec Ross says today’s youth entering tomorrow’s workforce will need to be much more nimble to keep pace with rapid technological advancement.

Securing a leadership position in the field of finance is a tough nut for women to crack but as the world celebrates International Women's Day, the tide is changing, experts say.