BUSINESS REPORT TOP AWARD FOR THE 1:1 DIET


The prestigious RoSPA Gold Medal Award has been awarded to The 1:1 Diet by Cambridge Weight Plan in recognition of a fifth consecutive year of exceptional health and safety practices. The internationally


renowned RoSPA Health and Safety Awards is the longest running industry awards scheme in the UK and acknowledges organisations from around the world. Businesses are rewarded based on achievements in health and safety management systems, including practices such as leadership and workforce involvement. Chris McDermott, managing director at The 1:1 Diet, said: “To


‘BUSINESSES


ARE REWARDED BASED ON


ACHIEVEMENTS IN HEALTH AND SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS’


achieve this award for the 5th consecutive year is testament to the hard work of all our employees. They are, and will always be, our main priority.” Julia Small, RoSPA’s head of


qualifications, awards and events, added: “RoSPA wants every employee, wherever they are, to work safe in the knowledge that they will be going home unharmed and healthy at the end of every day. The RoSPA Award winners are vital to help achieve this goal, as by entering they are driving up standards and setting new benchmarks for organisations everywhere. Currently, around seven million people are directly impacted by the RoSPA Awards, but the scheme’s influence is even wider.”


Chris McDermott FINDING TRANQUILITY AT HOME


Susan Royle of Harmonisation Ltd has launched the 2020 Tranquility Time Online Retreats. The online retreats are filled with exciting experiences and designed for anyone from the aspirational to the accomplished retreater. Susan said: “Tranquility Time retreats are for anyone


who has thought about attending a retreat but felt a little apprehensive. The retreats are not all about yoga - they’re more about creativity meditation and rejuvenation so you don’t have to be a seasoned yogi to attend. Each retreat is themed and designed for all ages and abilities, taking time to share some space, making every experience informative engaging, enjoyable and fun. “On a typical day you’ll experience calming


meditation to creating a vision board breathing techniques and gentle postures designed to restore the


body, bring blankets and pillows to help you relax, all in the privacy of your own home. You can join a live retreat via Zoom or I can create a bespoke retreat online for you and your friends or colleagues, adapting the theme to suit your needs. “This time allows you to focus on just you, slow


down, take a breath or two and get back to the most important person - you. These valuable hours are designed for you and your level of involvement is entirely your choice, depending on how you feel. “If you want to walk through the woodlands as we


meditate or sip tea whilst lost in your own daydreams, this is the experience for you. My goal is for you to feel totally comfortable carefree and relaxed.”


Email: harmonisationsue@gmail.com Visit: tranquilitytime.co.uk


HOW TO COPE WITH SOCIAL DISTANCING


An international best-selling author and business coach launched a guide to help business leaders and managers cope with social distancing. Della Judd produced ‘Stepping


Up – A Guide for Leaders’ at the onset of social distancing to help leaders of all grades to cope. She said: “With social distancing,


all the usual ways of interacting with people face to face disappeared. People had to adjust to being at home, so I produced a series tips for leaders of all grades to help them cope.” Della advised leaders should:


Della Judd


• Stay calm • Make contact – work out a strategy with your team to do this. Maybe you’ll decide to set up a group Zoom call for a 15 minute ‘coffee’ chat before you


start work, or maybe you’ll have a WhatsApp group going for the day.


• Communicate messages – you’ll need to find a way to quickly communicate with your team key messages


• Think of your audience - try to answer as many questions up front as possible. If you don’t know an answer say so but tell them that you are considering solutions. If you are a front-line team leader, make sure you pass information and questions up to your seniors


• Ask for help yourself – you cannot know all the answers.


To read Della’s guide in full visit: www.dellajudd.co.uk/post/are- you-a-leader-finding-it-hard- right-now


JUNE/JULY 2020 inbusiness 11 Visit: www.one2onediet.com


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