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Several businesses are once again gearing up to bring employees back to the office, and this time with more structured hybrid work policies.

According to data published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average number of hours worked during the week by private-sector employees fell to 34.3 in May.

Critics of the ECB, say that the move to focus on employee wage growth trends is losing sight of “greedflation.”

Gensler reports that hybrid meetings now make up 57% of meetings held in the office.

The trial challenges the traditional notion that productivity is directly proportional to the number of hours spent at work.

WeWork’s shareholders voted in favor of a reverse stock split according to Market Watch. The decision was reportedly supported by 598 million shares, while nearly 5 million voted against it...

Survey data reveals that half of the U.K. workforce would consider changing jobs.

50% of leaders with plans to implement a 4-day work week say it will happen this year.

More than 11,000 banking jobs may be cut this year as financial institutions revert from past expansion.

U.S. job confidence in the tech industry fell by 8 points when comparing January to May of 2023.