After WeWork: Is the next frontier of coworking, human connection?
On Monday 6th November, WeWork, once a $47bn firm, filed for bankruptcy after accruing $2.9bn debt. For all its retrospective faults, WeWork normalised a new world…
View PostOn Monday 6th November, WeWork, once a $47bn firm, filed for bankruptcy after accruing $2.9bn debt. For all its retrospective faults, WeWork normalised a new world…
View PostOp-Ed: The Multi-Dimensional Effects of the UK Flexible Working Bill on Recruitment,Staffing, and Business Landscapes The Flexible Working Bill is making its way towards becoming law.…
View PostI remember tucking into another plate of ‘arroz y frijoles’, rice and beans, knowing it was to be lunch for the next few months. This was…
View PostWhen it comes to the future of working from home, the debate is polarised. You rarely come across a balanced argument. Working from home is either…
View PostArtificial intelligence (AI) is a hot topic since OpenAI publicly launched Chat GPT in late 2022. It has been used for many years but recently is…
View PostAs the cost of living crisis continues, employers must recognise the importance of supporting their employees during these challenging times. From both a business and human…
View PostThere has undeniably been a lot of progress in the past decades when it comes to women’s rights. However, girls growing up in today’s world are…
View PostThere is no denying the huge hike in energy prices is going to have an impact on people working from home. If you need to warm…
View PostA few years ago, I was heading into work, to the large open plan office where I knew I’d see my colleagues and friends and do…
View PostOver the past couple of weeks, the denigrators of working from home have been speaking up. The loudest voices have been in UK Government. The Prime…
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