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Some managers are wary of telling staff that going into a workplace has networking benefits
Most of us enjoy working at home at the start and end of the week — but that may not last
‘Lockdown has accelerated bad habits. Scanning WhatsApp, Slack, emails and texts is a near-constant activity’
In planning a post-pandemic return to the workplace, too many employers are fixated on fixtures and fittings
The huge productivity advice industry made little sense even before the pandemic
From slouchy coats to voluminous trousers: how women can resume real life in style
‘I look back at what seems like another life. What I have now is much messier, less tiring and with a lot more interruptions’
An embrace of tech has helped some firms boost productivity and better serve clients
Top Wall St firms eager to return to normal as pandemic starts to subside in major finance hubs
Employers may pay a high price for indiscriminate monitoring of employees
Whether within informal groups or unions, employees can collectively advocate for the future they want
Teams are no longer for life and it is breeding an emptiness that won’t be fixed once we’re back in the workplace
International executives share experiences from the past year — and what will help organisations thrive
Chief executive Jamie Dimon has expressed his displeasure with work-from-home arrangements
Potential blow to travel and hospitality industries as finance sector seeks to make more use of new ways of working
Herman Miller and Knoll are running into each other’s arms to head off trouble
Videocall fails are annoying for most of us, but the climate scientists forced to meet online have much more at stake
The post-pandemic ‘third way’ of working is going to be hard for businesses to navigate well
Curated workspaces evoking tropical islands, the Alps or a local cafe may improve our online lives
Senior staff evicted from 42nd level of Canary Wharf tower to make room for collaborative space
The pull of the city centre has been weakened, with big implications for property prices, public transport and taxes
A manager’s interest in viruses and a brush with an earthquake helped the Italian bank adapt to Covid-19
Lockdowns stop hard-pressed workers knowing when to switch off
When employees go overseas, businesses have to grapple with compliance woes — so what might ease the way?
These architect-designed studios are good to grow
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