London's flexible office workers shift to four days a week
Demand for flexible office space in London is on the rise, with workers increasingly returning to the office post-COVID.
Companies are expanding their use of flexible offices due to a combination of productivity concerns and the need for modern amenities.
Younger workers crave in-person experiences-but on their own terms
Younger workers value in-person experiences alongside flexible work options, wanting a balance between connection and remote work.
HR Predictions For 2025: Outdated Practices Will Be Turned On Their Head
Outdated workplace policies, like annual performance reviews, will be phased out by 2025 in favor of continuous feedback and agile performance management.
When is the best time to ask for a pay rise following the Autumn Statement? - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
Only 18% of UK office workers ask for pay raises despite many deserving increases, highlighting a need for proactive salary discussions.
LinkedIn Launches New Report on Evolving Professional Trends [Infographic]
AI integration is a significant workplace change highlighted by LinkedIn's report.
The report reveals shifts in skills, leadership, and job titles among professionals.
Is metro Atlanta past the bottom of the office market?
Metro Atlanta's office space availability shows a slight decline, signaling growing corporate optimism, despite a significant portion remaining unoccupied.
Cubicle concept proposes a personal bunker for rest, focus, and collaboration - Yanko Design
Personal pods offer a blend of privacy and communication, addressing deficiencies of open office designs without reverting to traditional cubicles.
I'm a CEO and 12 of my employees are in 'flextirement.' With boomers opting not to retire, the arrangement will become more common
Many baby boomers prefer to work longer rather than retire due to personal fulfillment.
Flextirement offers a flexible approach to transitioning from full-time work to retirement.
We opened micro-offices to bring remote workers back. Here's how it's become key
Eighty-three percent of CEOs expect a return to in-office work, favoring micro-offices in cities with quality life.
Council Post: Your Company Needs An AI Policy: 4 Components It Should Cover
AI usage is widespread among employees across various departments, often without governance, leading to risks and negative consequences.
7 out of 10 employees dangerously underestimate or overestimate their skill levels, new analysis finds
Companies are transitioning to a skills-based approach for evaluating and training employees, moving away from rigid job descriptions.
Vast majority of Amazon staff unhappy with full-time office return, poll says
Amazon employees are dissatisfied with the requirement to return to the office full-time, reflecting broader discontent in the tech sector.