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Richard Rogers: Talking Buildings,
Sir John Soane’s Museum, London
18 June 2025
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Transdisciplinary Workplace Research Summer School,
Frankfurt
25 August 2025
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"Designing Neuroinclusive Workplaces": Book Signing and Panel Discussion,
Washington DC
02 September 2025
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Paris Design Week,
Paris
04 September 2025
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Future Workplace & Office 2025,
Düsseldorf
16 September 2025
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ORGATEC WORKSPACE Saudi Arabia,
Saudi Arabia
16 September 2025
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Design London Shoreditch,
London
16 September 2025
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Future Workplace & Office 2025,
Dusseldorf and Online
16 September 2025
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The workforce is exhausted from meeting on camera

March 9, 2021

The workforce is exhausted from meeting on camera

by Jayne Smith • Flexible working, News, Wellbeing

International investors are dominating the London office market

March 8, 2021

International investors are dominating the London office market

by Jayne Smith • Business, Cities, News, Property

March 7, 2021

Test

by Mark Eltringham • News

Half of employers don’t have a financial wellbeing policy

March 5, 2021

Half of employers don’t have a financial wellbeing policy

by Jayne Smith • Business, News, Wellbeing

London crowned the most desirable city in the world to work

March 5, 2021

London crowned the most desirable city in the world to work

by Jayne Smith • Business, Cities, News, Working culture

Highly educated entrepreneurs rarely want to grow their firms

March 4, 2021

Highly educated entrepreneurs rarely want to grow their firms

by Jayne Smith • Business, News, Working culture

Work is the silver lining to the pandemic for employees

March 4, 2021

Work is the silver lining to the pandemic for employees

by Jayne Smith • Flexible working, News, Wellbeing

People working from home hide mental health impact from employers

March 3, 2021

People working from home hide mental health impact from employers

by Jayne Smith • Flexible working, News, Wellbeing

Progress for women in work back at 2017 levels due to COVID-19

March 2, 2021

Progress for women in work back at 2017 levels due to COVID-19

by Jayne Smith • News, Working culture

Two thirds of small businesses predict return to business as usual in 2021

March 2, 2021

Two thirds of small businesses predict return to business as usual in 2021

by Jayne Smith • Business, News

Zoom fatigue is real and has four basic causes

March 1, 2021

Zoom fatigue is real and has four basic causes

by Neil Franklin • News, Technology, Wellbeing

UKGBC launches framework for defining social value

February 26, 2021

UKGBC launches framework for defining social value

by Jayne Smith • Environment, News

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Featured

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    Younger people want more office time as remote work leaves many feeling isolated

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

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

  • UK public sector appears to be phasing out remote and hybrid working

    UK public sector appears to be phasing out remote and hybrid working

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

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

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

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

  • UK office take-up reaches highest level in three years

    UK office take-up reaches highest level in three years

  • Family problems can also undermine leaders at work

    Family problems can also undermine leaders at work

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