While the pandemic left many people unemployed, it sparked an entrepreneurial spirit for others which has led to a substantial increase in start-ups. Whether out of necessity or inspiration, the uptake in small businesses is proving to be a much-needed boost for the economy.

It’s boom time for screen time as Gen Alphas and younger Zers start leveraging the earning opportunities of online play. Yet while they may be more financially autonomous, they may not necessarily have adequate education around money management. So, how can parents and brands help them?

COVID-19 brought the UK’s often forgotten essential workers into the spotlight as they took to the frontlines and kept the country running. Yet while they’ve been hailed as heroes by the public, government, and brands, what can be done to ensure they’re adequately supported post-crisis?

According to a study by the Australian Department of Education, a university degree may not be as secure a ticket to employment as it once was. With people putting their passion projects first – and as freelance work grows – there are opportunities to foreground side hustles in recruitment.