Tag: FUTURE OF WORK®

On March 1, LinkedIn launched a new Profile tool specifically aimed at normalizing career breaks. 62% of people globally have taken a career break, and for women, this increases to ...

In this brave new world, filled with new expectations and new routines, it’s challenging for real estate professionals to plan their long-term workplace strategies. Nellie Hayat of Density explores how ...

Within academia, the general consensus is that the job market has been horrible for years, and because of that, there’s no reason to believe things will improve in the future. ...

Apple is gradually bringing staff back to its multibillion-dollar suite of global offices, which raises the question: why does a company that enables remote work not allow its own people ...

2022 has brought about many changes and lessons learned, and it offers employers the opportunity to reflect on how their organizations have adapted to recent challenges. 

The process of interviewing employees can now be entirely streamlined using the internet, therefore saving everyone involved a lot of time which would have otherwise been spent commuting and setting ...

Workers are leaving their jobs in droves because they are dissatisfied with their jobs. Here’s what employers can do to entice them back.

Freelancing is on the rise, and more freelancing will be seen in the future of work. Here are three major mistakes you can make as a freelancer and how to ...

An internal memo showed that Intel wants employees to return to the office as cases of Covid-19 drop and cited the 90% vaccination rate of its staff.

The recent professional changes, such as the impact of The Great Resignation, working from home, and remote recruitment and onboarding, have steered a dramatic shift in working styles and preferences, ...