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With Covid still playing a prominent part in society and inflation rising to record-high levels workers want — and need — to know that their livelihood is not in jeopardy.
Read moreFor this generation, money comes second behind flexibility, company culture and wellbeing programs.
Read moreAlex Clavel, who succeeded Michael Combes earlier this year, says he is excited to join the coworking firm’s board “at this important juncture.”
Read moreBig industry conferences, as well as international and domestic business travel are expected to recover to pre-pandemic levels, driving demand from professionals.
Read moreA survey from Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment shows 40% of workers felt insecure when workplace banter focused on them.
Read moreImplementing AI in the hiring and interview process has the ability to decrease bias, improve efficiency and create more ethical procedures.
Read moreAccording to the U.S. Labor Department’s quarterly report, nonfarm productivity fell at a 2.5% pace from the year prior.
Read moreThis September, the flexible office software company will host FlexWorld 2022 in London, its first hybrid iteration of the event.
Read moreIn a new filing, Selina is moving forward with plans to go public via merging with a SPAC (special purpose acquisition company).
Read moreAccording to Forrester’s forecast, Australia, China, India, Japan and South Korea could lose 63 million jobs by 2040 solely due to automation.
Read moreChoose daily or weekly updates to stay current, and monthly editions to explore worklife, work environments, and leadership in depth.

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