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Rewarding public officials for successful enforcement could cut low-level corruption

Petty corruption such as bribing local police could be reduced by incentivising public officials to enforce the law, according to a new paper.

19 January 2022

Loughborough alumna and staff celebrate double win at British Psychological Society Book Awards

The British Psychological Society (BPS) has awarded alumna Maggi Evans the 2021 Best Book Award in the practitioner category for her book: From Talent Management to Talent Liberation: A Practical Guide for Professionals, Managers and Leaders.

22 December 2021

Which taxes might help to restore sustainability of the public finances?

SBE Academic Dr. Dawid Trzeciakiewicz writes in the Economic Observatory on re-establishing fiscal sustainability in the UK and the redistributive implications of potential policy changes.

15 December 2021

How to break bad email habits at work

Professor Tom Jackson writes in the Conversation on how our bad work email habits can be broken in order to reduce their dominance in our working lives.

8 December 2021

Research links financial strain and poor health

Dr Eva Selenko, of Loughborough University's School of Business and Economics, has found, along with others, that economic vulnerability has psychological consequences in relation to health.

15 November 2021

Lords told that Brexit was affecting UK trade as far back as 2015

Dr Huw Edwards, of Loughborough University’s School of Business and Economics, and Dr Mustapha Douch, of the Edinburgh University Business School, have submitted written evidence to the Lords’ committee following the launch of an inquiry into trade in goods between Great Britain and the EU.

15 November 2021

Academics urged to come forward to support environmental innovation in UK manufacturing

Loughborough’s Professor Jan Godsell will co-director a new network that will encourage academics to research the social and economic factors that will help UK manufacturing achieve ‘net zero’ by 2050.

8 November 2021

Research into Emerging Health Threat Management wins top award

Loughborough academics have been awarded the prestigious EURO Excellence in Practice Award for their research looking at the improvement of global risk management for emerging health threats.

18 October 2021

It's so fake - how management pressure undermines the potential benefits of people analytics in HR

Latest research has found significant differences between the desired impact of people analytics and the reality of the work produced.

18 October 2021

Brexit fears started hitting UK trade as early as 2015 – Loughborough Academic finds

18 October 2021

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