There is recognition that enforced remote working is over. Now we can implement the hybrid working dream. But how? Our hybrid working guide will
Five UK stats; the attitudes to working from home by age & salary, the industries that are fans and the reason bosses want remote
Big tech firms like Microsoft, Google & Apple have the budgets to experiment with new work models. So what can we learn from them?
No suitable desk, wasting time setting up and difficulty bonding with teammates can all cause hot desking anxiety. Result? Low morale, high staff churn.
Remote young workers, 18-25 year olds, are struggling with working from home. The key issues are networking, training, welfare, socialising and soft skills.
Two years after the first lockdown staff are anxious. Plan B Lockdown means weak company culture, silo information, Zoom fatigue and more.
Maybe permanently working from home is losing its attraction. Our hybrid work report reveals some interesting views of managers and staff.
The personal benefits of hybrid work are obvious, less discussed are the benefits to organisations. We take a look at 'good' hybrid.
This video uncovers the unforeseen problems of hybrid and why desk booking systems are not the answer.
Video discussion on the optimisation of meetings in a hybrid workforce, where many of the attendees may be remote workers.
