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The Workplace Event,
Birmingham
28 April 2026
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The Workplace Leaders Summit,
Birmingham
28 April 2026
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Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology Annual Conference,
New Orleans
29 April 2026
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Design Perspectives with Team Carbon,
Online
30 April 2026
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Wellbeing at Work US Summit 2026 – Chicago,
Chicago
05 May 2026
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Redefining the workplace — from technology to a collective experience,
Online
13 May 2026
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New York Design Week,
New York
14 May 2026
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Shared Services and Outsourcing Week,
Estoril, Portugal
18 May 2026
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Getting beyond the hype of technological innovation and productivity

May 19, 2020

Getting beyond the hype of technological innovation and productivity

by Prof Henry Chesbrough • Comment, Technology

Neurodiversity measures do not hold up in the present culture

May 18, 2020

Neurodiversity measures do not hold up in the present culture

by Nadya Powell • Comment, Wellbeing

What the humble avocado can teach us about why we will always work in offices

May 15, 2020

What the humble avocado can teach us about why we will always work in offices

by Mark Eltringham • Comment, Facilities management, Flexible working, Technology, Workplace

From the archive: The future of work will be defined by a harmony of people and technology

May 12, 2020

From the archive: The future of work will be defined by a harmony of people and technology

by Peter Harte • Comment, Technology

Reshaping ourselves to fit in a new era for work

May 11, 2020

Reshaping ourselves to fit in a new era for work

by Mark Eltringham • Comment, Technology, Workplace

The language barrier to wellbeing in the workplace

May 9, 2020

The language barrier to wellbeing in the workplace

by James Geekie • Comment, Wellbeing, Workplace design

From the archive: We shouldn’t rely on narrow ideas to define flexible working

May 5, 2020

From the archive: We shouldn’t rely on narrow ideas to define flexible working

by Luke Munro • Comment, Flexible working, Technology, Wellbeing

An opportunity to take business relationships with charities to a new level

May 4, 2020

An opportunity to take business relationships with charities to a new level

by Michael Hilton • Comment

Organisations should seize this opportunity to look at their values

May 1, 2020

Organisations should seize this opportunity to look at their values

by James Morley • Comment, Flexible working, Wellbeing

We need to talk more about how we get to work in the first place

April 30, 2020

We need to talk more about how we get to work in the first place

by Andrew Brown • Comment

The lockdown gives us a chance to reconsider business ethics

April 30, 2020

The lockdown gives us a chance to reconsider business ethics

by Mark Strassman • Comment

We should be addressing the why of the return to work as much as the how

April 29, 2020

We should be addressing the why of the return to work as much as the how

by Judy Gavan • Comment

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