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Brains at Work: Using Neuroscience to Shape the Next Generation of Work,
London
16 April 2026
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Search Forward: Protecting brand visibility in the age of AI,
London
16 April 2026
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Coworking tech Week - Experience What's Next in Coworking and Flex Space Technology,
Online
20 April 2026
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Salone del Mobile. Milano 2026,
Milan
21 April 2026
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Designing for Humans, Leading for Performance,
Online
22 April 2026
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Sustainable Design Forum,
London
23 April 2026
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Sustainable Design Forum 2026,
London
23 April 2026
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Sustainable Design Forum 2026,
London
23 April 2026
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November 17, 2017

Managers with a high IQ might be too clever for their own good when it comes to leadership

by Mark Eltringham • News, Workplace

Seven stories about people, places and technology we’ve been reading this week

November 17, 2017

Seven stories about people, places and technology we’ve been reading this week

by Mark Eltringham • AI, Features, Technology, Workplace, Workplace design

November 16, 2017

Research details how staff satisfaction affects company performance

by Mark Eltringham • News, Workplace

November 16, 2017

Impostor syndrome could be holding back workers and senior executives

by Sara Bean • News, Wellbeing, Workplace

November 15, 2017

Mergers and acquisitions often fail because workers struggle to integrate into the new organisation

by Mark Eltringham • News, Workplace

November 15, 2017

Stress and disengagement blamed for ‘sickie’ culture

by Sara Bean • News, Wellbeing, Workplace

November 14, 2017

Millions of unemployed over 50s struggle more than young people for jobs

by Sara Bean • Flexible working, Legal news, News, Wellbeing, Workplace

November 13, 2017

New evidence low productivity is having a significant bearing on pay growth

by Sara Bean • News, Public Sector, Workplace

November 10, 2017

Warnings of widening gender pay gap as women are hit hardest by low pay

by Sara Bean • Comment, Flexible working, News, Wellbeing, Workplace

November 10, 2017

Brexit thought to be the main culprit for job market attrition and ‘dual’ economy

by Sara Bean • Cities, News, Workplace

Over half of remote workers say their colleagues don’t treat them equally

November 7, 2017

Over half of remote workers say their colleagues don’t treat them equally

by Sara Bean • Flexible working, News, Technology, Workplace

November 6, 2017

One in four retired Britons return to work within 15 years, research shows

by Mark Eltringham • News, Wellbeing, Workplace

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