The future of work is now: Stockholm gets set for accelerated change
From Society 5.0 to keeping pace with change, WORKTECH24 Stockholm emphasised that the future of work is not distant but already shaping how we live, work and connect
Work-life boundary: global policies set clear guidelines for hybrid work
As ubiquitous technology and flexible work promote an always-on work culture, governments around the world are taking a stand through the introduction of the right to disconnect
How London measures up in a changing global landscape of work
New data suggests that London’s knowledge workers are heading back to the office, but it lags behind its global peers. The WORKTECH24 London festival addresses ways to bring it up to speed
Workplace happiness: how to build connections that matter
From purposeful work to cultivating meaningful relationships in the workplace, a new book explores how to create work environments that promote happiness and reduce loneliness
Four urban personas: developing a new metric for inclusive cities
A new study from Cushman & Wakefield sets a global benchmark for how inclusive cities really are across Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia Pacific
Balancing act: Amsterdam strives for workplace equilibrium
The latest WORKTECH conference in Amsterdam focused on how to strike a balance between rapid innovation and human-centric elements of work
Resetting the standard: why the average workplace falls short for hybrid workers
New data from Leesman reveals that experience, not presence, should be the key focus for employees in the future hybrid workplace
Why the activity-based wardrobe is an extension of agile working
In the switch from suits to sneakers, a new wave of agile working is giving corporate employees freedom over their work apparel. Jeans and t-shirts are no longer reserved for quirky tech start-ups
