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Last month, consumer prices rose 9.4%, heightening the need for the Bank of England (BOE) to increase interest rates to stave off the high cost of living.
Read moreCompanies are now struggling with over-hiring, leading many to conduct layoffs in order to prepare for a likely recession.
Read moreThe quarterly survey showed that the number of respondents who want to be in the office full-time has dropped to a two-year low of 20%.
Read moreMillennials that see their position as more than “just a job” are three times more likely to stay on with their employer and two times more likely to feel valued.
Read moreAccording to Google senior vice president Prabhakar Raghavan, the company has noted that Gen Z are turning to TikTok to conduct searches instead of Google.
Read moreKastle Systems data shows that coming into the office just before or following a weekend is not ideal, with Monday being the second least popular day.
Read moreAs the threat of a recession grows, companies are adopting cost-cutting measures that will allow them to weather the incoming storm.
Read moreWeWork Workplace will provide both employees and employers with the insight that creates an optimal work environment and promotes engagement.
Read moreResearch has indicated that current vaccines are less protective against new strains of Covid-19, leading workers to use their annual allotment of sick paid days.
Read moreUsers can send a direct message to a small business, where they can then ask questions, pay, and track their order all within one chatroom.
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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