Few are good at management — and even fewer know when to quit

Embracing non-standard dialects may be the next frontier for workplace diversity

The joy of business travel: despite inconvenience, exhaustion and endless security checks, flying for work has its rewards

Airbus’s comments about the Melrose takeover should have given those involved pause

Senior males are reluctant to vacate their posts, gender pay gap figures reveal

Those who speak out on misconduct are now more likely to be believed

How to take effective action when your employer does something you know is disastrous

Investors ready to disrupt far-sighted strategies for short-term gain have ruined trust

The assumption that good intentions bear no further scrutiny is wrong

Research suggests we are less subject to cognitive bias

‘Eurish’ offers a mix of romance and Germanic influences — and no tricky metaphors

People who invite ‘yourself’ to a meeting are reviving a centuries-old irritation

The medical profession would benefit from copying airlines’ open approach to human error

The evidence is overwhelming — they bring widespread economic benefit to the UK

The technology remains illusory despite repeated promises of game-changing devices

A shared language in aviation makes for fewer mistakes and helps avoid fatalities

The president has an agenda to revive his native tongue as a lingua franca

Over-designed fittings lead to confusion, but there is hope for a less scalded future

It is easy to steer clear of hypercorrection once you know how