CMI In The News

Financial Times

New UK MPs to get lessons on managing staff and office budgets

The Chartered Management Institute has this year created an "MP guide to good management" and will sponsor an initial cross-party cohort of up to 20 new MPs to through its chartered manager assessment process.

The Times

How to manage a multi-generational workforce

Our institute did some research recently showing that managers often have a bias towards hiring younger workers, rather than people over 50. They can view older workers as being averse to technology and having health issues.

The Times

How to deal with the pain of redundancy

Our institute did some research that showed 97 per cent of people admitted to experiencing failure at some point in their career. And I'm sure that the other 3 per cent were lying.

Financial Times

Keeping teams calm in turbulent times

Nearly half (44 per cent) of UK managers surveyed recently by the Chartered Management Institute said they had witnessed disagreements between colleagues on political views, causing a strain on relationships.

Financial Times

Financial Times: If staff don’t want to work any more, leaders should step up

The impact of management on staff’s ability to flourish is well documented. Last year the UK’s Chartered Management Institute asked more than 2,000 employees whether they felt “valued and appreciated” at work.

Financial Times

Quit-Tok: why young workers are refusing to leave their job quietly

Ann Francke, chief executive of the Chartered Management Institute, says the videos can be a “wake-up call to leaders about potential management shortcomings”.