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Destination 2.0 - The playbook everybody needs to master hybrid work - MillerKnoll Insight Series,
Online
14 October 2026
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Future Focus 2026 - Annual CoreNet UK Conference,
London
15 October 2026
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Facilities & Estates Management Live,
London
20 October 2026
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UNLEASH World - HR Event,
Paris
20 October 2026
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MIPIM - Middle East,
Riyadh
20 October 2026
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CoreNet Global North America Summit,
Chicago
26 October 2026
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Orgatec Europe 2026 - New Visions of Work,
Cologne
27 October 2026
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New Furniture Makers 2026,
London
04 November 2026
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Acas publishes advice on handling coronavirus at work

February 24, 2020

Acas publishes advice on handling coronavirus at work

by Jackie Le Poidevin • News, Workplace

Poor health means today is “first productive day of year”

February 21, 2020

Poor health means today is “first productive day of year”

by Jackie Le Poidevin • News, Wellbeing

Technology jobs fall by half in six months

February 21, 2020

Technology jobs fall by half in six months

by Jackie Le Poidevin • News, Technology

New EU AI strategy focuses on ethics

February 20, 2020

New EU AI strategy focuses on ethics

by Jackie Le Poidevin • News, Technology

Move to freelancing improves quality of life

February 20, 2020

Move to freelancing improves quality of life

by Jackie Le Poidevin • Flexible working, News

Firms doing too little to tackle employee data breaches

February 20, 2020

Firms doing too little to tackle employee data breaches

by Jackie Le Poidevin • News, Technology

The love of natural born leaders can come at a cost

February 19, 2020

The love of natural born leaders can come at a cost

by Neil Franklin • Business, News

Employees use only fraction of their knowledge at work

February 19, 2020

Employees use only fraction of their knowledge at work

by Jackie Le Poidevin • Knowledge, News

Smart cities investment to rise by a fifth in 2020

February 19, 2020

Smart cities investment to rise by a fifth in 2020

by Jackie Le Poidevin • Cities, News

Outer-city coworking cuts carbon and commuting

February 18, 2020

Outer-city coworking cuts carbon and commuting

by Jackie Le Poidevin • Coworking, News

More women on boards but progress remains slow

February 18, 2020

More women on boards but progress remains slow

by Jackie Le Poidevin • News, Workplace

London office rents to rise due to “Boris bounce”

February 18, 2020

London office rents to rise due to “Boris bounce”

by Jackie Le Poidevin • News, Property

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