Has correctness created greater fear and stress? Stress and mental welfare is becoming a genuine problem for all companies and industries to consider. It is an interesting dilemma at time. 'Suits' is a hugely successful TV series and it asks its lawyers to consistently work through the night to solve problems for their clients. Often their Partners straight talking could be seen as examples of bullying and intimidation in the workplace and certainly expecting their team to work all hours is unacceptable.

The difference between top senior executives and junior positions is growing and growing and growing. The one responsible for putting a vision into action often plays no part in setting that vision... You can see where this argument is going. We grumble, quite a bit, in most corners of the industry and nothing really happens. It's almost becoming the Hospitality Protest Song with both sides arguing for a better future, but taking no action.

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Emotions still run high within the UK over Brexit. They are clearly running high in Spain too after the Catalonia referendum. Setting aside politics, it is surely clear that there are large groups of people that are rejecting globalisation with a desire to belong and have an identity. It is a core desire that seems to be driving so many agendas all across regions.