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Behavioural Capitalism is a version of capitalism in which human behaviour becomes the most important factor for the production and provision of goods and services. Technology more than ever means power and this special influence through the smart world, can be found today in the western world astonishingly bundled withRead More →

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Our water-soluble CBD is created utilizing nanotechnology via ultrasonication. This method uses high powered sound waves to disrupt the CBD molecule and create what’s called cavitation. This is a process in which miniscule vapor filled bubbles form in liquid and then burst under the pressure of the sound vibrations toRead More →

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You also have responsibilities for your own health and safety at work. You can refuse to do something that isn’t safe without being threatened with disciplinary action. If you think your employer isn’t meeting their responsibilities, talk to them first. Your safety representative or a trade union official may beRead More →

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Respirable crystalline silica has a very low Workplace Exposure Limit of 0.1 mg/m3 as respirable dust. In fact, as the above chart shows, long term exposures to concentrations much lower than this can lead to some workers developing silicosis. There is also evidence that prolonged workplace exposure to crystalline silicaRead More →

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After decades of leading technical teams at companies like Looker, LiveOps, Netscape and ReadyForce, Lloyd Tabb’s biggest lesson isn’t what you would expect — or want to hear: you’re measuring the wrong metrics. We all are. The numbers that are often elevated within technology companies — from daily active usersRead More →