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Discover the Force of Emotion in the Workplace,
London
05 February 2026
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Designing for Menopause,
Online
18 February 2026
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Top Cultural risks impacting wellbeing and performance of the Indian Workplace,
Online
18 February 2026
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London Coworking Assembly Unreasonable Connection Going Live!,
London
24 February 2026
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Workplace Futures Conference FM – a roadmap for the future,
London
26 February 2026
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Wellbeing at Work Summit US 2026,
New York, Austin and Online
03 March 2026
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CoreNet APAC Summit -Innovate to Thrive: Driving Strategic Growth, Empowering Real Estate Leadership,
Kuala Lumpur
03 March 2026
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Data Centre World London,
London
04 March 2026
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A worthwhile workplace trends list, permanent beta, nudge nudge, think think and some other stuff

February 8, 2019

A worthwhile workplace trends list, permanent beta, nudge nudge, think think and some other stuff

by Mark Eltringham • Features, Flexible working, Wellbeing, Workplace design

February 6, 2019

A robot can do amazing things, but could it hold down a desk job?

by Amy LaViers • AI, Features, Technology

UK cities joining the global movement to net zero building

February 5, 2019

UK cities joining the global movement to net zero building

by Natasha Stokes • Cities, Environment, Features

Millennial headlines, eternal workplace truths, the pathologisation of sitting and some other stuff

February 1, 2019

Millennial headlines, eternal workplace truths, the pathologisation of sitting and some other stuff

by Mark Eltringham • Facilities management, Features, Technology, Wellbeing, Workplace design

The bumpy road to automation, dancing elephants, free beer and some other stuff

January 28, 2019

The bumpy road to automation, dancing elephants, free beer and some other stuff

by Mark Eltringham • Features, Flexible working, Property, Technology, Wellbeing

The state of the workplace right now? Everywhere and nowhere, baby

January 25, 2019

The state of the workplace right now? Everywhere and nowhere, baby 0

by Paul Carder • Comment, Facilities management, Features, Premium Content, Property, Workplace design

Robot delivery dogs, digital pollution, why tech firms like ping pong and some other stuff

January 21, 2019

Robot delivery dogs, digital pollution, why tech firms like ping pong and some other stuff

by Mark Eltringham • Features, Technology, Wellbeing

The problem with predictions, the cult of Facebook, WeWork woes and some other stuff

January 14, 2019

The problem with predictions, the cult of Facebook, WeWork woes and some other stuff

by Mark Eltringham • Features

Podcast: embracing the punk spirit and the elemental workplace

January 9, 2019

Podcast: embracing the punk spirit and the elemental workplace

by Mike Petrusky • Facilities management, Features, Workplace design

No more blank slate, lots more workplace choice and some other stuff

January 4, 2019

No more blank slate, lots more workplace choice and some other stuff

by Mark Eltringham • Features

The ten most read stories on Workplace Insight for 2018

December 21, 2018

The ten most read stories on Workplace Insight for 2018

by Mark Eltringham • Facilities management, Features, Property, Technology, Workplace, Workplace design

Are open plan workspaces truly evil or is this just fake news?

December 21, 2018

Are open plan workspaces truly evil or is this just fake news?

by Dr Caroline M. Burns • Features, Workplace design

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