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As Bankruptcy Challenges Persist, WeWork Secures Prime Real Estate in Dublin
WeWork's lease of Dublin's former Central Bank HQ reflects a growing trend towards flexible workspaces.
Read moreDoes The Workforce Actually Want AI Tools?
More employees are using AI tools at work, even if their firms haven’t issued official policy to address it.
Read moreUpskilling Could Add Half A Billion To U.K. Economy
Upskilling in U.K. finance sector could be the key to boosting the economy and a more resilient workforce.
Read moreSmaller Companies, Bigger Flex
Small Firms are leading the charge when it comes to remote work, as 1/3 of U.S. firms offer fully remote.
Read moreFamily-Centric Policies in the U.K. are Set to Benefit Working Parents in 2024
In 2024, a new U.K. Act will boost job security for parents, aiding work-life balance and retention.
Read moreJapan is Drafting a Digital Nomad Visa
Japan is developing an official digital nomad visa, aiming to capitalize on the global trend.
Read moreThe Hidden Cost of Workaholism on Employee Health and Well-being
Recent study suggests workaholism increases risks of burnout, heart issues, and impacts overall mood.
Read moreMounting Data Suggests Automation Challenges Equity In The Workforce
AI automation risks vary by race and gender, urging equitable policies in AI's growth.
Read morePermanent Business Tax Cuts, Pension Fund Reforms Set To Reshape U.K.’s Workforce
U.K.'s new plan: permanent business tax breaks, investment growth, and pension increases.
Read moreDisabled U.K. Workers Facing Ultimatum After New Policy Announcement: WFH Or Lose Benefits
U.K. policy mandates disabled individuals to find remote work or risk seeing benefits cut.
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