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WorkX 2025,
Dallas
24 February 2025
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Workspace Design Show 2025,
London
26 February 2025
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EDI Connect: A Community Space for EDI and HR Practitioners,
Online
26 February 2025
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EXPLORE THE FUTURE FINANCIAL WORKPLACE,
New York
27 February 2025
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Singapore
04 March 2025
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FutureBuild,
London
04 March 2025
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Material Choices for more Sustainable Products,
London
04 March 2025
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IFMA World Workplace - Europe,
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12 March 2025
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Technology

September 1, 2014

Germany set to introduce evening email ban, but is it really needed?

by Mark Eltringham • Comment, Flexible working, Legal news, Technology, Workplace

August 28, 2014

Business leaders seem powerless to stem tide of always on working, claims report

by Mark Eltringham • News, Technology, Workplace

August 20, 2014

Rise in staff social media profiling will transform the workplace

by Sara Bean • News, Technology, Workplace

August 4, 2014

Two fifths of workers ignore social media bans – and they’re right

by Mark Eltringham • Legal news, News, Technology, Workplace

July 31, 2014

Yet another report into the Future of Work that is really about the present

by Mark Eltringham • Comment, Flexible working, Technology, Workplace design

July 24, 2014

Global executives value work-life balance benefits of connected workplace

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

July 16, 2014

Three ways in which politicians display their ignorance of the workplace

by Mark Eltringham • Comment, Facilities management, Flexible working, Technology, Workplace, Workplace design

July 14, 2014

UK’s snail-paced broadband is failing businesses, claims FSB report

by Mark Eltringham • News, Technology

July 14, 2014

How Arthur C Clarke and other writers predicted tablet computing and the iPad

by Mark Eltringham • Comment, Technology

July 9, 2014

It’s not just workers in the UK who toil in the unblinking gaze of BYOD

by Mark Eltringham • Flexible working, Technology, Workplace

July 9, 2014

The UK’s most common form of flexible working? Half of managers work an extra day a week

by Mark Eltringham • Flexible working, News, Technology, Workplace

July 9, 2014

New Internet of Things consortium aims to set new global standards

by Mark Eltringham • Facilities management, News, Technology

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