Susan Leigh

Are you feeling broken, perhaps in pieces, not knowing which way to turn? Separation and divorce often catch us at our most vulnerable, at a time when we're especially in need of impartial, solid counsel in order to decide on the best course of action for us. This book's been written by a group of professionals, with many decades of experience in working with separating and divorcing clients. They have worked together to give you an insight into the steps that may be available to you, to answer some frequently asked questions and to offer reassurance that things will get better in time. Sections on family law, mediation, finance, mortgages, mental health and wellbeing are here for you to dip into as and when you need. It's Your Divorce Handbook - It's What You Do Next That Counts.

Based on the positive feedback she received from her #tipoftheday on social media, Susan Leigh decided to extend these tips into a book of thoughts and inspirations, designed to be enjoyed throughout the day.

This is a definitive guide to help you to deal with the stresses and strains of daily life. It will help you to feel more positive about yourself, enable you make constructive changes to your life and enjoy better relationships with your partner, colleagues, family and friends.

Make prayer part of your daily routine You rush out the door, jump in the car, buckle your seat belt, and head out for the day. During those last few minutes when we're preparing to leave home, whatever the reason, our mind is filled with checklists-turn out the lights, grab the keys, remember the backpack and lunch box, coats and gloves. Did someone feed the dog and take out the trash? Did I unplug the iron? The clock is ticking. There is no time to waste. But there is time to pray. It takes only a minute. Perfect to read aloud by the parents in the driver's seat before driving away or the child in the back seat, these prayers remind families that we should at all times give praise to the Lord. Includes classic, daily, special day, school, feelings and situation prayers, Scripture passages and well known hymns. Its small convenient size allows for easy storage in the glove box, car door pocket, purse, or briefcase.

Grief and loss affect us all. From the death of a loved one or pet, the lost opportunity or a family divorce, death and loss have to be grieved over, dealt with and hopefully recovered from. This book covers ways to understand and resolve the diverse, confusing and conflicting emotions experienced at times of intense personal distress.

Contextualising HRM theory and practice can be extremely difficult for students with limited knowledge of the world of work and workplace realities. This unique textbook addresses this problem by providing a practical, case-study based approach to HRM. Written by highly experienced authors, this text is closely structured around the changing role of the HR function and gives students exclusive access to the latest cutting-edge research and developments in HR. It covers a comprehensive range of topics including technological innovation, equality and diversity, work-life balance, coaching and international perspectives.ABOUT THE AUTHORSMichael Muller-Camen Michael Muller-Camen is Professor of International HRM at Middlesex University Business School. He has taught at universities in Austria, Germany and the UK and his work appeared in outlets such as the British Journal of Management, Journal of Management Studies and Organisation Studies. His main research interests are the comparative study of human resource management, age management and sustainable human resource management.Richard Croucher Richard Croucher is Professor of comparative employment relations and director of research at MUBS. He has worked on research projects funded by the Department of Trade and Industry, the ESRC, the British Academy, the Low Pay Commission, the Leverhulme Trust and the Anglo-German Foundation for the Study of Industrial Society. His interests are in comparative issues in the management of labour and in minimum wage enforcement internationally.Susan Leigh Susan Leigh is Programme Leader for the BA in Human Resource Management at MUBS. She is the University''s link person with the North London CIPD Branch and is currently Chair of the Branch. She is a Chartered Fellow of the CIPD and a member of the CIPD Quality Panel and Membership Upgrading Panel. Her research interests lie in psychological contracts, retention and absence management.