September 22, 2021
Employers worry about remote work productivity, but majority fail to invest in solutions
New research released by Ricoh Europe claims that employers are failing to invest in technology to maintain productivity across their remote workforce, despite concerns about their output. More than 18 months since the Coronavirus pandemic took hold across Europe, forcing businesses to adopt remote working practices, just over a third (36 percent) of employers say their organisation has provided the tools and technology to maintain employee productivity while working from any location. More →
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With a large number of firms now prepared to embrace a ‘hybrid working’ model, business leaders remain uncertain about how this may play out in practice according to a new report from Entrust called 
A new 
Scotland and Wales are the two UK countries where the most companies offer remote work positions at 2.96 percent and 2.48 percent respectively, according to a new study by the 
With A level results day marking a new cohort of young people entering the toughest labour market for a generation, the 
More than two thirds (68 percent) of over-55s feel that the job market is closed to them, despite one in four wanting to work into their 80s, according to a study commissioned by 
New research from the US based 
In face of growing skills gaps in the UK – post pandemic and Brexit – 
August 25, 2021
Changing workplace means a changing role for finance heads
by Martyn Draper • Comment, Jobs, Technology, Workplace