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Part-time work option and hybrid model assist in supporting female participation in labour market
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Some organisations are asking for disclosure of platonic as well as romantic workplace relationships
Your question for our expert — and readers’ advice
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New research highlights the benefit of carrying on when symptoms are mild, plus the Office Therapy advice column
Companies that launched wellbeing days in lockdowns have continued the benefit for staff
Economist Claudia Goldin has helped narrow the gender pay gap. But working practices are still an obstacle to progress
New mothers and employers are navigating new and evolving patterns of work
Krystal Hosting’s failed trial highlights challenges for customer-facing businesses
Keep your ex-employees close and they may bounce back, plus the Office Therapy advice column
It may be better to make coaching a group effort, plus the Office Therapy advice column
Minions get a chance to shine when the boss is away, as long as they don’t muck up
Sickness is exacerbating a tight labour market, putting pressure on employers to find solutions
Have workers introduced a four-day week by stealth?
Companies including Google and American Express are allowing staff to work from their holiday locations
Women are still expected to do more thankless dead-end tasks at work than men but smart companies are fixing the problem
Why forward-looking employers are investing in the over-50s, plus the Office Therapy advice column
Many of us do performative work just to impress bosses, plus our Office Therapy advice column
Services that take on the boring family admin claim they free up more headspace for professional endeavours. The FT’s Emma Jacobs tried it out
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