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31 Mar, 2023

Microsoft: Flexibility and Choice

Microsoft's new policy of unlimited paid time off has become a popular tool to attract and retain talent. As companies rethink their approach to work-life balance, it is important to prioritise flexib...

31 Mar, 2023

Apple & ‘The Mother of All Experiments’

Apple's decision to end fully remote work has raised concerns but may also signal a new direction for post-pandemic workplaces. As companies navigate the balance between in-person collaboration and re...

16 Mar, 2023

Future of Work: The power of hybrid

The singular office used to be the place where most people went to get their work done but we are in a very different world now where work has less to do with the built environment and more to do with...

10 Mar, 2023

Future of Work: Culture of Collaboration

One of the most important things for companies to get right in the future of work is to understand the real needs of their employees. This includes considering factors like the different profiles of e...

09 Mar, 2023

How is the BBC targeting flexible working?

Flexible working has become an increasingly popular trend in the modern workplace, with many companies looking to offer their employees more choice when it comes to how they work.

01 Mar, 2023

A Different View: The effect of remote work on people and businesses

The shift towards remote work has fundamentally changed the way we live and work and has given people the freedom to question things they previously took for granted.

01 Mar, 2023

Future of Work: Flexibility

The future of work is about transitioning to new ways of working that will prioritise greater flexibility.

24 Feb, 2023

The 15-Minute City Explained

15-minute cities aim to reduce the environmental impact of urbanisation, improve public health and enhance social interaction. But, most importantly, they are a tool to provide more choice, not reduce...