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Workspace Design Show,
London
25 February 2026
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Workplace Futures Conference FM – a roadmap for the future,
London
26 February 2026
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Wellbeing at Work Summit US 2026,
New York, Austin and Online
03 March 2026
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CoreNet APAC Summit -Innovate to Thrive: Driving Strategic Growth, Empowering Real Estate Leadership,
Kuala Lumpur
03 March 2026
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Data Centre World London,
London
04 March 2026
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The Future of Work Management,
London
05 March 2026
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Working Symposium,
London
05 March 2026
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Mould Exhibition,
London
05 March 2026
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The standard gender pay gap narrative is a myth, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t problems

July 15, 2015

The standard gender pay gap narrative is a myth, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t problems

by Mark Eltringham • Comment, Flexible working, Knowledge, Workplace

Homeworkers left to fund their own technology by stingy bosses

July 14, 2015

Homeworkers left to fund their own technology by stingy bosses

by Sara Bean • Comment, Facilities management, Flexible working, News

July 9, 2015

London transport shuts down ….. agile workers unaffected …..

by Paul Carder • Cities, Comment, Flexible working, Wellbeing

Many employers discourage home working, unless it is out of hours

July 9, 2015

Many employers discourage home working, unless it is out of hours

by Sara Bean • Comment, Flexible working, News, Wellbeing, Workplace

Wind tunnels and Beyoncé’s backside added to tall buildings charge sheet

July 9, 2015

Wind tunnels and Beyoncé’s backside added to tall buildings charge sheet

by Mark Eltringham • Architecture, Cities, Comment, Property

Humans will remain at the heart of the emerging digital workplace

July 6, 2015

Humans will remain at the heart of the emerging digital workplace

by Maciej Markowski • Comment, Flexible working, Technology, Workplace design

Three ways in which the business case for green building design is moving on

July 1, 2015

Three ways in which the business case for green building design is moving on

by Dan Callegari • Architecture, Comment, Environment, Facilities management, Workplace design

Settings, silence, serendipity, wellbeing and other lessons from Neocon

June 30, 2015

Settings, silence, serendipity, wellbeing and other lessons from Neocon

by Paul Goodchild • Comment, Events, Furniture, Workplace design

Is the environment now a non-issue for building occupiers and managers?

June 30, 2015

Is the environment now a non-issue for building occupiers and managers?

by Mark Eltringham • Comment, Environment, Facilities management, Workplace design

Beyond agile working: the six factors of knowledge worker productivity

June 29, 2015

Beyond agile working: the six factors of knowledge worker productivity

by Andrew Mawson • Comment, Facilities management, Flexible working, Workplace, Workplace design

Long distance commuting, agile working and dinosaur extinction in the UAE

June 25, 2015

Long distance commuting, agile working and dinosaur extinction in the UAE

by Douglas Langmead • Cities, Comment, Flexible working, Property

Design must support knowledge circulation in the next generation workplace

June 23, 2015

Design must support knowledge circulation in the next generation workplace

by Lee Parsons • Comment, Knowledge, Workplace design

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