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Design Shanghai,
Shanghai
04 June 2025
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Fulton Market Design Days,
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09 June 2025
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Neocon 2025,
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09 June 2025
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CIPD Festival of Work,
London
11 June 2025
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GCUC UK,
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11 June 2025
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Financial Workplace London,
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11 June 2025
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12 June 2025
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Richard Rogers: Talking Buildings,
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18 June 2025
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Never mind the workplace predictions, here’s some bollocks

December 20, 2022

Never mind the workplace predictions, here’s some bollocks

by Mark Eltringham • Comment, Flexible working, Technology, Workplace design

Getting past the uncertainty of GDP to find something better

December 13, 2022

Getting past the uncertainty of GDP to find something better

by George Muir • Business, Comment, Everything Omni, Wellbeing

The Great Relearning about the Great Office Problem

December 9, 2022

The Great Relearning about the Great Office Problem

by Mark Eltringham • Comment, Flexible working, Technology, Workplace design

Flexible working should be the norm for as many people as possibe

December 6, 2022

Flexible working should be the norm for as many people as possibe

by Heejung Chung • Comment, Flexible working

The unspoken privilege of wellbeing

November 23, 2022

The unspoken privilege of wellbeing

by Stephanie Fitzgerald • Comment, SF, Wellbeing

Is carbon counting really the answer for the office furniture industry?

November 20, 2022

Is carbon counting really the answer for the office furniture industry?

by Joanna Knight • Comment, Environment, JK

The workplace circus continues to entertain, but back in the real world…

November 17, 2022

The workplace circus continues to entertain, but back in the real world…

by Mark Eltringham • Comment, Flexible working, Technology, Wellbeing

Problems at Twitter, grease proof chairs, and the trouble with AI

November 11, 2022

Problems at Twitter, grease proof chairs, and the trouble with AI

by Mark Eltringham • Comment, Flexible working, Technology, Workplace design

Summing up where the office now stands in the scheme of things

November 10, 2022

Summing up where the office now stands in the scheme of things

by Mark Eltringham • Comment, Flexible working

The human mind and body are not really machines for living in

November 4, 2022

The human mind and body are not really machines for living in

by Mark Eltringham • Comment, Workplace

Are digital skills the key to a happier, more productive workforce?

November 3, 2022

Are digital skills the key to a happier, more productive workforce?

by Katy Liddell • Comment, Technology, Workplace

Who’s driving this bus, anyway? A critical review of Leading People in Change by Jennifer Bryan

November 2, 2022

Who’s driving this bus, anyway? A critical review of Leading People in Change by Jennifer Bryan

by Neil Usher • Comment, Workplace

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