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The future of work

  • Stretched employees face unmanageable workloads due to staff shortages, new survey show

    Burnout

    Almost two-fifths (38 per cent) of workers have said they are struggling to deal with “unmanageable” workloads, as a result of staff shortages, according to a survey from Totaljobs. At the same time, almost half (46 per cent) would like to see their companies hire more workers to make their workloads more manageable, while another [...]

  • Surging living costs and remote working could create perfect burnout storm

    Future of Work

    More than two-fifths (43 per cent) of UK employees feel more isolated while working from home, polling from tech company Asana shows. At the same time, 42 per cent said remote working has meant they no longer have a clear start or finish time during their working day. The study shows that UK workers waste [...]

  • Say hello to the 3:2 week: What a new working life looks like for many Brits in 2022

    Work-life balance

    Two years on since working from home was first introduced for many Brits, new research shared with City A.M. today shows that Brits have reached an era of balance, as today’s office workers now spend three days a week working in the office, and the other two working remotely. The new 3:2 week has had [...]

  • Law firm partners prefer to work from the office while juniors favour working from home

    February 2, 2022

    Most lawyers are in favour of a hybrid model of working, which would see workers come into their offices for at least one day a week, according to a poll from legal recruitment firm Major, Lindsey & Africa. Meanwhile only 10 per cent would prefer to work entirely remotely. However the figures revealed a split [...]

  • Sales and productivity have jumped since move to four-day work week, says London tech firm

    January 25, 2022

    A London-based tech company has seen a 30 per cent boost in sales since moving to a four-day work week, the agency told City A.M. Since the change to a four-day, 32 hour working week, implemented in October of last year, technology consultancy company THRYVE ahas also seen its productivity go up by 20 per [...]

  • Four day work week trial shows 100:80:100 model is taking off in UK but same job in less time may power stress and anxiety

    January 21, 2022

    Three lockdowns have made a large number of employees re-evaluate the notoriously tricky  work-life balance. The four-day working week is seen as the perfect solution, designed to offer employees flexible hours and increase productivity during working hours. To some large businesses the concept has proven more viable , so could the five-day working week the next traditional policy [...]

  • Most UK workers embrace four-day working week with many saying less time in office would boost productivity

    January 19, 2022

    Over half of British workers feel a four-day work week would increase their productivity, according to new data shared with City A.M. today. In fact, 57 per cent of UK employees would like to have more space in their working week by reducing their hours to four days, the research commissioned by Airtasker found.   However, one in three UK workers would consider supplementing their salary [...]

  • US law firm lets lawyers work from home indefinitely

    December 22, 2021

    US law firm Quinn Emanuel have told lawyers they can “work from anywhere” indefinitely, according to reports. The announcement comes as competition among US law firms, to recruit and retain talent, intensifies. While the battle for talent has so far led to a bidding war with lucrative salary hikes, flexible working arrangements appear to be [...]

  • Hybrid working is here to stay: Young talent decline job offers that do not include hybrid options

    November 27, 2021

    A flexible work culture is now a key consideration for most young workers when choosing a job. In fact, talented young people will not join companies that are inflexible about how their employees choose to work, a new study suggests. More than half of 18- to 34-year-olds surveyed by the business finance lender Sonovate said [...]

  • Half of all Londoners say working from home is damaging the capital’s businesses

    October 26, 2021

    Over half of London office workers would be prepared to work from home less in order to help struggling businesses recover from the impact of the pandemic, according to new research, shared with City A.M. today. In fact, over three quarters (76 per cent) of the capital’s office workers felt that it was important to [...]

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