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Research featured in BBC Worklife

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Research featured in the BBC's Worklife feature article: The hidden inflexibility of hybrid work As they continue to navigate return-to-office plans, many companies are settling on hybrid set-ups: a workweek split between the office and the home, featuring a few fixed days of in-person working, generally with a standard 9-to-5 schedule. “There will always be...

Research featured on BBC Look North

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Dr Mathew Davis (LUBS) was interviewed about the growth in office space in Leeds, despite the fact that fewer people are commuting to the office compared to before the pandemic.  He discussed the move towards less but better office space and the implications of hybrid working and work from home for the future workplace. You...

Research Featured in Yorkshire Post

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Imbalance of home and office working causing issues for employees, new research finds... The Yorkshire Post have published an article discussing the implications of our research into hybrid working. The article discusses the tension between managing hybrid misfits and the benefits of spending time in the office. You can read more about the research and...

Research Featured in New York Post

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Dr Matthew Davis' research about the impact of open plan offices on employees featured in a recent New York Times Article. Hybrid working and agile/activity based design trends are rapidly changing the face and use of the office though... What does this mean for the future of the workplace? You can read some ideas on...

Research Featured in The Telegraph

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Tempted to work from bed this week? Here’s why you should resist... The Telegraph have published an interesting article featuring our Where Is Your Office Today report to explore the health and ergonomics implications of working from "adapted" home workspace, e.g., bed, kitchen table etc. We found 35% of office workers have no dedicated workspace...

Research Featured in The Financial Times

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Research led by Dr Helen Hughes on intern and new graduate experiences of remote working has featured in the Financial Times. There are three great articles in this special report on what “up-skilling” means for the future workplace - all worth a read. The work has helped shape one of the key themes in our...

Media - BBC News

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The simmering tension between remote and in-office workers, Dr Helen Hughes, BBC Worklife, March 2022. Also referenced in Forbes Hungary and SINA China

Media - Financial Times

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Long live the (reconfigured) office – Dr Matthew Davis, FT.com, June 2021