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Healthy City Design 2025,
Manchester
14 October 2025
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Optimizing Real Estate for Wellbeing and Change In person event Co-hosted by MillerKnoll and Tango,
London
14 October 2025
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Charter Workplace Summit,
New York and Online
14 October 2025
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Future of Work APAC,
Singapore
15 October 2025
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Designing Neuroinclusive Spaces: A Webinar with Kay Sargent,
Online
21 October 2025
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Wellbeing at Work Summit Africa 2025,
Cape Town, Johannesburg and Online
21 October 2025
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Designing for Connection: A Sociotechnical Approach,
Online
22 October 2025
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Designing Tomorrow,
Online
22 October 2025
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Flexible offices are not just an issue for the next generation

March 11, 2020

Flexible offices are not just an issue for the next generation

by John Williams • Comment, Flexible working

A great company culture is the basis for successful flexible working

March 10, 2020

A great company culture is the basis for successful flexible working

by Chris Dyer • Comment, Flexible working

Out of the shadows – and staying out?

March 9, 2020

Out of the shadows – and staying out?

by Neil Usher • Comment

To many major firms, work is becoming just a game

March 5, 2020

To many major firms, work is becoming just a game

by Eve Grau • Comment, Workplace

The theme park of modern office design

March 5, 2020

The theme park of modern office design

by Mark Eltringham • Comment, Furniture, Workplace design

Agility may be the key to surviving uncertainty, but what does it mean?

March 4, 2020

Agility may be the key to surviving uncertainty, but what does it mean?

by Victoria Normark • Comment

Workers are as important as external stakeholders

March 2, 2020

Workers are as important as external stakeholders

by Bianca West • Comment

The integration of people, place and policy will define the new workplace era

February 27, 2020

The integration of people, place and policy will define the new workplace era

by Frances Gain • Comment, Wellbeing, Workplace design

Ergonomics, movement and the evolutionary necessity of pain

February 24, 2020

Ergonomics, movement and the evolutionary necessity of pain

by Mark Eltringham • Comment, Wellbeing, Workplace design

What happens when leaders have too much charisma?

February 21, 2020

What happens when leaders have too much charisma?

by Kevin Murray • Business, Comment

Look beyond the perks and reviews to get a clear view of an employer

February 19, 2020

Look beyond the perks and reviews to get a clear view of an employer

by Delaney Kline • Comment

February 18, 2020

Curiosity killed the stat: why we should avoid becoming slaves to data

by Anthony Tasgal • Comment, Technology, Workplace design

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