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The future of work

  • Freshfields calls lawyers back into the office for at least three days a week

    Magic Circle

    Magic Circle law firm Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer has upped the minimum number of days it expects its lawyers to come to the office from two-and-a-half to three days a week.    Lawyers working at the Magic Circle firm’s London and Manchester businesses will now be expected to work from the office for at least three [...]

  • Peloton sends staff back to the office in far-reaching turnaround plan

    Peloton

    Exercise bike maker Peloton has set out plans to hike its prices, cut costs, and force its staff back into the office, as it seeks to turnaround after demand for its home gym equipment dipped following the lifting of Covid-19 restrictions. In an internal memo published by Bloomberg, the New York headquartered running machine seller [...]

  • Demand for hybrid work sends IWG plc revenues soaring 

    Hybrid work

    Strong demand for hybrid working sent revenues of IWG (International Workplace Group) plc surging in the first half of 2022. The global workspace provider reported revenues of £1.29bn, a 23 per cent rise from 2021’s first half as demand for flexible, hybrid working rose and inflation around the world climbed.  IWG’s revenue grew more than [...]

  • Searches for overseas jobs by Brits surge with Dubai most popular destination

    August 1, 2022

    Searches for work abroad have surged among UK workers with Dubai the most sought-after destination. Over the last 12 months, searches for overseas work by British workers soared by 56 per cent, according to data by overseas job website Anywork Anywhere, which analysed Google search data over the past year. Dubai was the most popular [...]

  • One in three UK bosses on brink of burnout: ‘Years of 19-hour work days nearly put me in hospital’

    July 27, 2022

    More than a third of UK bosses are on the brink of burnout, while nearly one in five are currently experiencing it because of rising energy prices, rocketing inflation and supply chain delays. Rising costs are already one of the main causes of burnout, with 36 per cent of SMB owners citing that as a [...]

  • 64 per cent of all City roles now listed as remote: Brits embrace hybrid working as Google searches go through the roof

    July 26, 2022

    Demand for hybrid working has risen since the pandemic with remote employees seeing more productivity at home. In fact, to meet demand, 15 per cent of the UK workforce has gone hybrid, with 64 per cent of all roles in the City of London listed as hybrid working. Analysis of over 890,000 job advertisements has [...]

  • Lloyd’s to stay in iconic headquarters until at least 2031

    July 8, 2022

    Lloyd’s of London is set to stay in its iconic City of London headquarters until at least 2031, according to new reports that quell rumours the insurer had been planning to leave its purpose-built tower in 2026. There is now “zero chance” the insurer will trigger the lease break clause in its contract with its [...]

  • Manufacturing Technology Centre rolls out four day week after trial boosts productivity

    July 4, 2022

    Coventry-based firm the Manufacturing Technology Centre has rolled out a four day working week for staff after a trial period was found to have boosted productivity. The organisation, which aims to build technologies developed in academia, said that after conducting a two-year trial of flexible working with more than 600 of its staff, it would [...]

  • City of London elections: Biggs wants to bring the City back to life

    June 30, 2022

    As the City of London prepares for elections, one candidate wants to reinvigorate the Square Mile. Nigel Biggs is one of five hopefuls in the Walbrook Ward for the forthcoming 7 July vote in the City of London, a municipality which has been functioning since at least 1032.  With people spending more time working from [...]

  • KPMG strikes deal with Cambridge University to study workplace wellbeing

    June 21, 2022

    KPMG has struck a deal with Cambridge University to let researchers come into the Big Four firm to study the impacts of its mental wellbeing initiatives. The Big Four accountancy firm’s partnership will see Cambridge University researchers allowed into the company to study workplace wellbeing – with a view to developing strategies to boost productivity, [...]

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