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Tips and Tricks For Staying Motivated

Posted on 5th February 20215th February 2021 by Siobhan Dale

It is okay not to feel 100%, we’re in a third lockdown, we have to revise, work from home and our social interaction is limited. However, I have some good tips and tricks to make you feel a little more 2021 positive.

Leeds Announced as 22nd Hardest Working City in the UK

Posted on 20th November 201920th November 2019 by Amelia Cutting

A brand new online tool has been created to show which cities are the hardest working throughout the UK.  It uses factors like average hours worked, unemployment rate and commute time, to determine the working […]

Why Did Thomas Cook Collapse?

Posted on 7th October 20198th October 2019 by Sophie Wheeler

Last Monday, Thomas Cook – the 178-year-old travel company which had survived two world wars and the great depression – collapsed. This left 150,000  people stranded abroad and many more thousands of Thomas Cook staff […]

Labour 32-Hour Week Isn’t All it Seems

Posted on 7th October 20198th October 2019 by Harrison Sylvester

Do we all work too much? Is there anything we can do to work less? Labour’s new policy commitment of a 32 hour week has the potential to reach right into the heart of working-class […]

It’s Time to Start Talking About Mental Health in the Workplace

Posted on 7th October 20197th October 2019 by Chloe Pryce

One in 4 people in the UK are affected by serious mental health issues at some point in their lives. It’s time that businesses start taking some responsibility. The Gryphon investigates which companies are making […]

Part-time job ideas

Posted on 12th October 201829th March 2019 by Hannah Copsey

Being a student can be very expensive, so what do you do when you’re strapped for cash but also for time? Looking for a part-time job alongside your studies can seem overwhelming. Academic and social […]

How the Colours You Wear Affect Your Career

Posted on 20th October 2017 by The Gryphon Web Editor

The power of colours over our moods are now well known, with research showing that different colours can affect us physically, changing our heart rate, blood pressure and respiration. This science has been applied to […]

Art | OVERTIME: Art and the Office – Seize's exploration of a career in art

Posted on 8th April 2014 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Image: Seize OVERTIME pitches the bureaucratic environment of the archetypal office against the demiurgic context of the gallery. By allowing artists as cultural commentators to pick apart the office as a workplace and as a […]

Blogs | Why You Should Follow Your Childhood Dreams

Posted on 13th March 2014 by The Gryphon Web Editor

In my second year of primary school, the teachers made a video of all the pupils, asking them what they wanted to do when they were older. I wanted to be an actress. Others wanted […]

Blogs | Five Reasons Why Parents Are The Best Students

Posted on 6th November 2013 by The Gryphon Web Editor

1/ We will never be late to a lecture because we have ‘overslept’. ‘Oversleeping’ is an alien concept. A lie in is something we have only heard about in fiction. We seem to have a […]

Comment | Zero Hours, Zero Tolerance

Posted on 4th October 2013 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Controversial “zero hour contracts” are fast becoming popular with employers in order to make businesses more cost effective.  In any other argument (except sexism of course), I would try to remain impartial and unbiased. However, […]

Motivation (the lack of)

Posted on 23rd November 2012 by The Gryphon Web Editor

My continuous mantra is as follows: Now, at 3pm, having done nothing but exist pointlessly all day, is not the moment to start work. After several pre-essay weeks of this it’s begun to occur to […]

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