Why open-plan offices are a disaster for businesses
The best thing employers can do for happy, loyal, and productive staff is to let them work when and where they want — the worst thing: an open-plan office.
"covid-19" news, interviews, and features
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Why workforce management faces a daunting post-COVID world
Before the pandemic, workforce and human capital management software and services were mainly used to track employee attendance and work.
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After the shift to remote work, new hope for a four-day work week
The five-day, 40-hour work week has been the standard for more than 100 years. But now new talk exists that a four-day work week makes more sense.
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JLL exec sees no return to pre-COVID work routines, but a 4-day work week
JLL says new views on flexible work and a re-evaluation of what employees want will reshape commercial real estate and redefine what "office" means.
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In a hybrid world, office downsizings are coming
Companies that have embraced the hybrid workplace are looking for less office space and more flexible facilities to accommodate employees.
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As companies unfurl future-of-work plans, speed bumps remain
As organisations explore office re-openings, deciding which way to turn could mean the difference between employee attrition or improved productivity.
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6 ways the pandemic has triggered long-term security changes
With some changes prompted by COVID-19 likely to be permanent, enterprises will need to revise their data security strategies.
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How Enable steered 1.2M COVID vaccines in NSW
Enable Professional Services has been revealed as one of the key behind-the-scenes players in the mass COVID-19 vaccination roll-out across New South Wales.
