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  • Lloyd’s of London allows staff to work from home as heatwave hits the capital

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    Lloyd’s of London is allowing its staff to stay away from the historic City building as yet another heatwave threatens to hit London.  The home of the world’s leading specialist insurance and reinsurance marketplace has told staff they are able to use their judgement and work from home this week with temperatures in the Square [...]

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  • Are office workers lonelier than they were during Covid WFH?

    Business

    A third of Brits feel lonelier at work than they did during the pandemic, with almost a fifth regularly going a full day without speaking to anyone.  And while businesses around the UK push to get employees back into the office, more than half of workers admit to messaging colleagues on platforms like Slack and [...]

    A third of Brits feel lonely at work, with almost a fifth regularly going a full day without speaking to anyone.
  • City firms send workers home as heatwave melts London

    Economics

    City firms have told their workers to stay away from the office this week as London is hit with a record June heatwave.  Several multinational companies headquartered in the Square Mile have advised their employees to consider remote work in a bid to dodge the sweltering heat.  Banking giant JP Morgan Chase is the biggest [...]

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  • Labour warned not to kill off hybrid jobs millions rely on

    June 7, 2026

    Labour has been warned not to “regulate flexible jobs out of existence” after new polling found two-thirds of part-time workers chose their role specifically because it offered flexibility around childcare or studying. The intervention from the British Retail Consortium (BRC) comes as ministers press ahead with plans to overhaul zero-hours contracts and force employers to [...]

  • UK finance workers weigh quitting over back-to-office mandates

    May 19, 2026

    Financial services workers are weighing quitting their roles if their companies mandate office attendance amid a deepening feud between managers and employees. Nearly six in ten employees in the finance sector said requirements around their office presence is making them more likely to leave their role, according to new research from City recruiter Morgan McKinley. [...]

  • Samsung bets on AI tools to win over stressed City workers

    March 12, 2026

    Samsung is pitching its new Galaxy S26 range as a productivity tool for professionals who increasingly rely on one device to manage work, travel and everyday admin. The company has unveiled the S26 series, with UK vice president of product and marketing Annika Bizon describing the launch as a major step forward on hardware and [...]

  • KPMG: Half of banks experiencing uptick in Gen Z staff quitting

    October 20, 2025

    Gen Z banking employees are leaving the industry at faster rates than other professions, opting for start up jobs and remote work instead.  That’s according to a new KPMG survey of bosses in the sector, which has found that almost half of financial services firms have experienced an uptick in younger employees quitting. The consultancy [...]

  • Branson-backed Virgin Active slashes losses amid WFH battle

    October 7, 2025

    Virgin Active, the gym chain founded by Sir Richard Branson, has significantly slashed its losses as its battle with the work-from-home trend continues. The business, which runs 224 international locations, has reported a pre-ax loss of £78.1m for 2024, down significantly from the £146.7m it lost in 2023. New accounts filed with Companies House also [...]

  • Asda-owned Leon cuts hundreds of jobs as work from home trend bites

    September 17, 2025

    Leon has axed hundreds of jobs as it bemoaned a “challenging” year in which it wrestled with high cost inflation and depressed customer spending. The Asda-owned fast-food chain cut its headcount by 17 per cent, or 224, to 1,120 over the course of 2024, its latest accounts show, as it sought to bear down on [...]

  • How tube strikes will stretch London’s infrastructure – and patience – to the limit

    September 2, 2025

    From Sunday evening tube drivers are going on strike, and while the Elizabeth Line will continue to run other London Underground lines – as well as the Docklands Light Railway (DLR) – will pack it in for five days.  Transport for London (TfL) put a 3.4 per cent pay rise on the table, which was [...]

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