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The huge productivity advice industry made little sense even before the pandemic
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A new minimum age for drivers attempts to discourage the young from temporary work
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Sustaining both a romantic and professional relationship is hard graft
Female labour force participation rate reached its height 21 years ago
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Cinema chain’s controversial stock-based award has raised investor ire
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More than 60% of votes cast at AGM oppose remuneration report
Purchase by $9bn US microfulfilment company heralds arrival in crowded European market
Ride-share group’s employment model faces scrutiny from labour secretary Marty Walsh
The Business Book of the Year and the Bracken Bower Prize each have two new panellists
‘We don’t need formal meetings. We need to chat, to flirt, to gossip . . . and maybe get a little messy’
The second world war offered a rare opportunity for a rethink — will Covid do the same?
An embrace of tech has helped some firms boost productivity and better serve clients
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