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CoreNet Global UK Chapter Predictions and Resolutions 2025,
London
23 January 2025
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EXPLORE THE FUTURE FINANCIAL WORKPLACE,
New York
27 January 2025
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BCO East Anglia Talk & Tour: The Optic,
Cambridge
28 January 2025
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BCO North Seminar: Commercial Office Outlook 2025,
Leeds
29 January 2025
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BCO North Talk & Tour: Pilgrim’s Quarter,
Newcastle
30 January 2025
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Stockholm Design Week,
Stockholm
03 February 2025
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Wellbeing at Work Summit Middle East 2025,
Riyadh, Cairo and Dubai
04 February 2025
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BCO North Talk & Tour: Beehive Lofts | Sustainable Retrofits and UKNZCB Standard Insights,
Manchester
04 February 2025
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1800s warehouse opens its doors for coworking

January 28, 2020

1800s warehouse opens its doors for coworking

by Jackie Le Poidevin • Coworking, News

Over half of UK small firms lack high speed internet

January 27, 2020

Over half of UK small firms lack high speed internet

by Neil Franklin • News, Technology

Forget flexible working, unpaid overtime is the new normal

January 27, 2020

Forget flexible working, unpaid overtime is the new normal

by Neil Franklin • Flexible working, News

Universal Music publishes new guide to neurodiversity in the workplace

January 27, 2020

Universal Music publishes new guide to neurodiversity in the workplace

by Neil Franklin • News

Changing world of work yet to reshape expectations of young people

January 24, 2020

Changing world of work yet to reshape expectations of young people

by Neil Franklin • News

AI to do two-thirds of managers’ routine work by 2024

January 24, 2020

AI to do two-thirds of managers’ routine work by 2024

by Jackie Le Poidevin • News, Technology

Most executives lack skills to lead in digital economy

January 24, 2020

Most executives lack skills to lead in digital economy

by Jackie Le Poidevin • News

Time-poor workers put off health checks

January 24, 2020

Time-poor workers put off health checks

by Jackie Le Poidevin • News

Mental health challenges cost employers £45 billion each year

January 23, 2020

Mental health challenges cost employers £45 billion each year

by Neil Franklin • News, Wellbeing

AI reskilling is ‘crucial’ for business success

January 23, 2020

AI reskilling is ‘crucial’ for business success

by Jackie Le Poidevin • News

Half of managers expect staff to suppress emotions

January 23, 2020

Half of managers expect staff to suppress emotions

by Jackie Le Poidevin • News, Wellbeing

Mental health issues force one in six into career break

January 23, 2020

Mental health issues force one in six into career break

by Jackie Le Poidevin • News, Wellbeing

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