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Producing conferences with both in-person and virtual elements requires expertise — and few organisations have it
Employees are looking for collaboration, fun and shorter commutes
Organising and engaging workers is made easier, but staying off employers’ radar is harder
‘The office is open: it’s up to you how you want to use it’
‘Data is the new frontline in workers’ rights’
‘Back to the office is not a return to an old schedule — and no one really knows how to do it yet’
We assess the latest return-to-work plans at some of the world’s biggest companies
Organisations led by doctors and nurses are helping professionals amplify their voices and campaign for change
While the debate around offices reopening pits the workplace against the home, the real issue is control
Managers should take this opportunity to reset how teams are run, wherever they are
We are wasting time arguing for basic things such as flexible work and avoiding the controversial themes
Practices during the pandemic mean German group is now able to recruit in Big Tech’s backyard
Slaughter and May tests job shares and options for school holiday leave
Even bosses stand to gain when workers toil fewer days for the same pay
After six interviews, candidates are exhausted — and still won’t know how much the job pays
Knowing how to avoid the mistakes of the past is crucial
We must harness the innovation of the private sector to create green jobs that can benefit the next generation
In planning a post-pandemic return to the workplace, too many employers are fixated on fixtures and fittings
Governments and employers are coming to recognise the value of keeping people in jobs longer
How should employees and society respond to smart robots in the workplace?
Lockdown easing will revive big cities but cheaper places are already wooing flexible workers
Government says pandemic-era employment patterns present opportunity to shift balance
A year into the pandemic, the expertise of doctors turned executives is in high demand
An AI-driven focus on the fascinatingly improbable is displacing discussion about the worryingly possible
‘To quote the scary new mantra: if you can do your job from anywhere, someone anywhere can do your job’
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