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Money & Business
How did United Airlines get their PR response so wrong?
After a passenger was filmed being dragged from a plane, it felt like United were being dragged against their will into apologising. Morgen Witzel explains how the airline blundered.
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Education & Development
Free School Meals: An OpenLearn reading list
The provision of a hot meal at lunchtime to pupils is often at the heart of political debate. We dip into some of the research around the subject.
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Languages
Language is collateral damage in the gig economy
As Deliveroo instructs its managers to avoid words that might make their team sound like employees, David Hann explores how some words have their own agendas.
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Money & Business
What is a boiler room scam, and how can I protect myself?
Boiler rooms involve the aggressive selling of worthless investments to private investors by unauthorised overseas firms.
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Digital & Computing
What's up with Whatsapp - and should we weaken its security?
Following the murders in Westminster, UK Home Secretary Amber Rudd appeared to demand that Whatsapp and other messaging systems provide government with a backdoor to listen in. But how does Whatsapp keep users' secrets - and should we be telling them to stop?
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Money & Business
Will Brexit force British retirees to return from Spain?
No place in the sun? Britons who followed the sun and relocated for the more pleasant Spanish climate are worried that when the UK leaves Europe, so must they.
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Nature & Environment
What impact does your pet's food have on the environment?
Producing food for our four-legged friends comes with a massive environmental costs, explains Cailin Heinze.
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Money & Business
Learning for organizational development
A new book to help learning and development professionals develop skills in designing and delivering effective people development.
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Science, Maths & Technology
Are robots about to take jobs from the poor?
A new generation of robots could be expanding their career options - and that could be catastrophic news for the poorest in the world, says Aisling Irwin.
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Money & Business
Relationships at work
There remains serious controversy over whether one should form relationships at work. Peter Bloom explains.
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Money & Business
Care for the elderly
Peter Bloom looks at the main contemporary challenges for elderly care.
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Money & Business
Negotiating trade deals
Peter Bloom tells us how negotiation of trade deals between nations and regions remain a crucial part of contemporary economics and politics.