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Crispy’s on the Gravy Train to Success

Posted on 2nd November 20181st April 2019 by Annabel White

It’s 6 pm on a cold Monday evening and as students trudge home from uni, the deep fat fryer is beginning to sizzle in everyone’s favourite drunk food destination in preparation for a busy weeknight. […]

Gender Pay Gap Reporting: There’s More to the Story Than Meets the Eye

Posted on 2nd November 20181st April 2019 by Josephine Shannon

The gender pay gap disparity has long been an issue for organisations across all industries. Thanks to recent Gender Pay Gap Information legislation, all employers in Great Britain with an excess of 250 members of […]

Nick Clegg Takes New Job at Facebook

Posted on 2nd November 20181st April 2019 by Will Southall

Whether you’re disappointed at Nick Clegg for going to work for Facebook, or disappointed at Facebook for hiring Nick Clegg, most of us would agree that the move was unexpected. He has been hired to […]

Make International Stress Awareness Week Count

Posted on 2nd November 20181st April 2019 by Daisy Woodford

Next week marks the 20th anniversary of International Stress Awareness Week and there is no denying that many find work one of the most stressful elements of their lives. Over 11 million days are lost […]

Universal Credit more like Universal Car Crash…

Posted on 26th October 20181st April 2019 by Dmitry Fedoseev

You may recall that in 2013, the coalition government launched a controversial new welfare policy: Universal Credit. It was designed to ‘simplify’ the current benefits system, which over 80% of the public at the time […]

The New Fifty Pound Note

Posted on 26th October 20181st April 2019 by Will Southall

It wasn’t long ago that people were debating whether or not the UK should scrap copper coins and £50 banknotes. Last week, however, the discussion changed, as the Bank of England announced that not only […]

Patisserie Valerie in a Pinch Over ‘Potentially Fraudulent’ Accounts

Posted on 26th October 20181st April 2019 by Daniel Farrington

A shadow has been cast over the future of café chain Patisserie Valerie after the discovery of ‘significant and potentially fraudulent’ irregularities within the accounts of its owner Patisserie Holdings by the company’s board of […]

How to do a Year Abroad on a Budget

Posted on 26th October 20181st April 2019 by Josephine Shannon

Olivia Woollam is a 21-year-old University of Leeds Journalism Student who recently returned home from her year abroad at the University of Queensland, in Australia. We interviewed Olivia to find out all about her time […]

Young Entrepreneurs’ Idea Takes Off

Posted on 22nd October 20181st April 2019 by Julia Constable

The Gryphon interviews Tim Knickmann, cofounder of the business venture JetLink, a project aiming to make chartered air travel accessible. As Tim relaxes in to his seat with a coffee in one hand and a […]

Outrage As Topshop Dismantles Feminist Pop-up Stand

Posted on 22nd October 20181st April 2019 by Daisy Woodford

Topshop was under fire last week after the removal of a feminist pop-up book promotion stand at their flagship Oxford Street store in London. The partnership was set up between Topshop and Penguin Publishers to […]

Is Pret Putting Customers’ Lives At Risk?

Posted on 22nd October 20181st April 2019 by Will Southall

Following the tragic death of 15-year-old Natasha Ednan-Laperouse after an allergic reaction to a Pret A Manger sandwich, it has since been discovered that this was not the first time that Pret has been caught […]

Year In Industry: After-sales Marketing Assistant at BMW

Posted on 22nd October 20181st April 2019 by Hollie Tansey

Freddie Rowley is a final year BA Management student. She completed her year in industry at BMW in a paid role as an Aftersales Marketing Assistant at their Financial Services head office in Farnborough, Hampshire. […]

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