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About 70 businesses will work with researchers to assess effects on productivity and morale
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Electric vehicle maker’s boss cites ‘super bad feeling’ about economy
Success of return-to-office edict is counting on a new sense of insecurity among staff
Electric carmaker’s chief executive takes hard line against remote work in contrast to other tech companies
Plus, relief from the cost of living crisis and why working-class people feel alienated at the office
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Some leaders are demanding long hours in offices as if the WFH revolution never happened
France was the first country to give employees the right to digitally disconnect from work. Now the idea is being taken up across Europe
We all had a break from nuisance calls during the pandemic — so now they seem even more intrusive
Governments must support urban areas hit by the rise in remote working
Eric Adams calls on city’s business leaders to lead ‘from the front’ in back-to-office push
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