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  • The We Company drops name and returns to Wework

    October 14, 2020

    Wework parent firm The We Company has dropped its “We” moniker and returned to its better-known name, as the company seeks to scale back its business operations in the wake of the pandemic.  Wework, which provides shared office spaces in more than 38 countries around the world, said the move reflected its attempts to “strengthen [...]

  • Tube journeys hit highest number since lockdown

    October 14, 2020

    There were more journeys made on the Tube last week than at any point since the beginning of lockdown in March, despite the imminent prospect of new restrictions being imposed on the capital. According to data from Transport for London, there were 1.56m such journeys made last Friday, beating the previous high of 1.52m. That [...]

  • Majority of UK businesses to scrap working from home post-pandemic

    October 8, 2020

    More than two-thirds of UK businesses plan to scrap working from home beyond the pandemic, the latest official figures showed, as the number of commuters continues to escalate despite government orders.  Figures released today by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) showed that 67 per cent of more than 24,500 British businesses surveyed said they [...]

  • Microsoft boss warns against rapid transition to working from home

    October 6, 2020

    Microsoft’s chief executive has warned against the total transition to working from home during the pandemic, saying it would be “replacing one dogma with another dogma”. Satya Nadella, who has served at the helm of Microsoft since 2014, said it was “best not to get overly dogmatic” about where employees can work, despite the world’s [...]

  • London may be empty but community spirit must stay strong

    October 5, 2020

    Just over six months since lockdown restrictions were first imposed, life today is very different for all of us with workplaces in the Square Mile. My workplace – Mansion House – would normally be buzzing with activity, hosting delegations from around the world and major set-piece events. The government’s recently revised guidance on working from [...]

  • Why a second lockdown could turn the lights out on the UK economy

    October 5, 2020

    We have reached a crucial flexion point in the fight against Covid-19, and with this comes new, tighter rules to curb a possible second wave. There is now rising concern that a second wave may result in a second national lockdown, and businesses are urgently seeking reassurance from the government that they will be able [...]

  • Don’t let London become a Donut: Crowded on the outside, empty in the middle

    October 2, 2020

    As a Londoner born and bred, I am acutely sensitive to the ebb and flow of people travelling in and out of London on a daily basis — the human tide of our capital. Despite various pleas and edicts, right now the centre of London is pretty much empty. The tide went out abruptly at [...]

  • The hotel industry needs to reinvent itself – and fast

    October 2, 2020

    In the 1800s, several new hotels emerged that reimagined the standards for luxury accommodation. Over the course of the next two centuries, grand hotels withstood the Great Depression, two world wars, and countless market disruptors — always finding a way to reset their role in society. The global hotel industry has been through hard times [...]

  • London can’t survive widespread home working, says Tory mayoral candidate

    October 1, 2020

    Londoners must get back to their workplaces to save the economic future of the city, according to Tory mayoral candidate Shaun Bailey. Bailey wrote for City A.M. today that the capital needs to ditch advice from the government and Sadiq Khan that people should work from home where possible, adding that he does not “believe [...]

  • DEBATE: Will workplace diversity suffer from a new flexible working culture?

    October 1, 2020

    Will workplace diversity suffer from a new flexible working culture? Jo Preston, director & head of people at Teamspirit, says YES  One of the silver linings of the coronavirus pandemic has been the corporate pivot towards flexible working. The swiftness with which thousands of employees transitioned from office desks to kitchen tables demonstrated a huge [...]

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