Are employers failing remote employees after 18 months of being at home?
Alex Graves, an expert in modern working models and technology, explains why businesses need to up their game as the UK's employees adapt to hybrid working.
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UK workers ‘could quit’ over remote working pay cuts
New research shows three quarters of UK employees think it’s unfair for an employer to suggest a pay cut if a member of staff spends time working remotely
Employers plan for post-pandemic working patterns
According to a study by Willis Towers Watson, only three-in-ten employers expect to have their workforce fully back onsite in two years’ time.
Almost half of employees say culture has deteriorated since the pandemic
Research by StaffCircle found that 42% of employees think the culture of their organisation has deteriorated since the pandemic.
How to Build a High Performing Team During Uncertain Times
Following the recent ‘Freedom Day’ announcement and the loosening of the Covid 19 restrictions, many businesses are preparing for employees to return to the office following more than a year of home working.
New research shows working parents ‘want more flexibility’
Research by health insurance group Bupa found that 27% of working parents want more flexibility at work.
‘UK workers back to the workplace with no consultation’
UK employees have been asked to return to the workplace ‘against their wishes'.
Help! How to show up for your team during this summer’s ‘pingdemic’
As the effects of the NHS test and trace app hit home, Alex Hind, co-founder of workplace benefits platform Heka, explains how companies can better support self-isolating employees.
Workers reveal what they’ll miss about Work From Home
New study shows workers' attitudes as we head back into office on July 19th
World’s largest 4-day week trial in Iceland ‘overwhelming success’
Study shows productivity stayed the same or improved in most places and has seen employees remain on the reduced timeframe
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