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Richard Rogers: Talking Buildings,
Sir John Soane’s Museum, London
18 June 2025
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IFMA Global Africa - facility management conference,
Lagos
19 August 2025
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The Workplace Reset: Redefining Space for Relationships and Inclusion,
Minneapolis, MN
20 August 2025
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Flexible Workspace Australia’s National Conference 2025,
Brisbane
21 August 2025
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Transdisciplinary Workplace Research Summer School,
Frankfurt
25 August 2025
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Paris Design Week,
Paris
04 September 2025
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Future Workplace & Office 2025,
Düsseldorf
16 September 2025
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ORGATEC WORKSPACE Saudi Arabia,
Saudi Arabia
16 September 2025
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Take up of shared parental leave is held back by cultural inertia

April 2, 2018

Take up of shared parental leave is held back by cultural inertia

by Paul Kelly • Comment, Flexible working, Workplace

A growing number of employers are driving demand for independent professionals

March 26, 2018

A growing number of employers are driving demand for independent professionals

by Adam Gates • Comment, Workplace

There are at least some reasons to be optimistic about the UK’s tech sector post Brexit

March 21, 2018

There are at least some reasons to be optimistic about the UK’s tech sector post Brexit

by Gary Chandler • Comment, Property, Technology, Workplace design

Enter the MIPIM bandwagon, towed by pink elephants

March 20, 2018

Enter the MIPIM bandwagon, towed by pink elephants

by Anna King • Comment, Property, Technology

What the Chancellor’s Spring Statement means for the employment landscape

March 15, 2018

What the Chancellor’s Spring Statement means for the employment landscape

by Oliver Shaw • Comment, Workplace

Many office furniture firms remain confused about social media and online communication

March 13, 2018

Many office furniture firms remain confused about social media and online communication

by Colin Watson • Comment, Furniture, Workplace design

Data, AI and the commercial property sector – what’s the connection?

March 8, 2018

Data, AI and the commercial property sector – what’s the connection?

by Nick Riesel • Comment, Property, Technology

How to reboot an activity based working project that has ground to a halt

March 6, 2018

How to reboot an activity based working project that has ground to a halt

by Karin Stahl • Comment, Flexible working, Technology, Workplace design

About time we simply accepted that coworking and flexible working are the new normal

March 5, 2018

About time we simply accepted that coworking and flexible working are the new normal

by Sarah King • Comment, Coworking, Flexible working, Workplace design

Employment law is out of step with flexible work and the changing workplace

March 2, 2018

Employment law is out of step with flexible work and the changing workplace

by Leon Deakin • Comment, Flexible working, Legal news, Workplace

The very idea of good work in a gig economy remains a distant ideal

February 28, 2018

The very idea of good work in a gig economy remains a distant ideal

by Tonia Novitz, Alan Bogg et al • Comment, Flexible working

Pearls of elemental wisdom about workplace design and management

February 16, 2018

Pearls of elemental wisdom about workplace design and management

by Mark Eltringham • Comment, Facilities management, Workplace design

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