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23 September 2025
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Wellbeing at Work UK Summit 2025 – London,
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23 September 2025
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Workplace Design Conference - Madrid 2025,
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24 September 2025
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Lead the Change: Using ChatGPT to Elevate Wellness, Connection & Culture Charles Corley - M Moser,
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25 September 2025
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Wellbeing at Work UK Summit 2025 – Manchester,
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25 September 2025
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Neuroinclusion: Key Considerations in the Workplace,
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26 September 2025
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WELL 2025 Regional Summit: Madrid,
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30 September 2025
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‘Side hustles’ are now a survival strategy for many UK workers

September 18, 2025

‘Side hustles’ are now a survival strategy for many UK workers

by Neil Franklin • News, Workplace

People are still powering productivity in the era of AI

September 17, 2025

People are still powering productivity in the era of AI

by Nick Gold • AI, Comment, Workplace

Employees on a four-day week use their extra day off for housework, hobbies, ‘me-time’ and moonlighting

September 16, 2025

Employees on a four-day week use their extra day off for housework, hobbies, ‘me-time’ and moonlighting

by Neil Franklin • Flexible working, News, Workplace

AI, automation anxiety and the future of work: lessons from Daniel Susskind

September 16, 2025

AI, automation anxiety and the future of work: lessons from Daniel Susskind

by Jo Sutherland • AI, Comment, Workplace

AI and National Insurance rise linked to jobs market slowdown

September 16, 2025

AI and National Insurance rise linked to jobs market slowdown

by Neil Franklin • News, Workplace

Return to office policies now more common, but raise people’s expectation of better workplaces

September 11, 2025

Return to office policies now more common, but raise people’s expectation of better workplaces

by Neil Franklin • Flexible working, News, Property, Workplace

People want performance over quirky features in their offices

September 9, 2025

People want performance over quirky features in their offices

by Neil Franklin • News, Workplace

Updated: We need to acknowledge the role privilege plays in the ways we talk about work

August 22, 2025

Updated: We need to acknowledge the role privilege plays in the ways we talk about work

by Mark Eltringham • Comment, Flexible working, Workplace

Workplace as a third space: why good coffee and good WiFi still matter

August 20, 2025

Workplace as a third space: why good coffee and good WiFi still matter

by Freddie Steele • Company news, Flexible working, Workplace

Public sector productivity gap costs UK economy eighty billion pounds a year

August 18, 2025

Public sector productivity gap costs UK economy eighty billion pounds a year

by Neil Franklin • News, Workplace

Memories of the Office Age 

August 11, 2025

Memories of the Office Age 

by Mark Eltringham • Cities, Features, Working lives

How AI is already changing the world of work

August 4, 2025

How AI is already changing the world of work

by Laura Anderson • AI, Comment, Workplace

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