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Over a third of UK office workers have no dedicated workspace at home, and only 6 percent have been trained for hybrid meetings, reveals a new report from Leeds University Business School. The report is an interactive tool and suggests practical measures based on evaluation of stakeholders and employee interviews, industry workshops, cross-industry surveys of...
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Dr Matthew Davis speaks at the Future Workplaces: Is hybrid working? session of UKREiiF - The UK's Real Estate Investment & Infrastructure Forum on 18th May 2022. Matthew shares key insights from the Adapting Offices project and explains what changing work patterns and employee expectations mean for businesses and the real estate industry. UKREiiF connects people,...
Dr Helen Hughes shares key findings on how hybrid working and the future workplace shapes early career and intern experiences of work. In the panel session, Helen discusses the implications for employers and universities. Read more about the research here. The session (Careers services and employers: adapting for the future and changing economy) is part...
The simmering tension between remote and in-office workers, Dr Helen Hughes, BBC Worklife, March 2022. Also referenced in Forbes Hungary and SINA China
Long live the (reconfigured) office – Dr Matthew Davis, FT.com, June 2021