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FORGOTTEN HISTORY: 2 - Caught on Camera

‘Never again’: is Britain finally ready to return to the office?

With even the big internet firms warning staff they need to show up more often, is working from home over? Or have the attitudes and expectations of employees changed for ever?

The Guardian - UK

A real estate billionaire said Fridays are ‘dead forever’ for offices, and remote work guru Nick Bloom says he’s right—it’s part of a new 3-part week

“Friday is increasingly winning out in the WFH stakes,” the WFH Research cofounder tells Fortune.

Fortune

Tuesday tee times? How the pandemic changed when we play

Of golf’s many storied traditions, this one has long held true: Weekdays were a time of rest, recovery and senior discounts, the sole province of retirees whose biggest concern is a chip that stops far short of the hole.

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Top economist says Brexit means England can't afford NHS pay rises

BREXIT has hammered Britain’s ability to fund the crisis-hit NHS because of poor economic growth, according to a professor at one of America’s…

The National (Scotland)

Bosses are fed up with remote work for 4 main reasons. Some of them are undeniable

The data showing that remote workers spend fewer hours working, less productively, is really starting to add up.

Fortune

Remote work could be why you lose your high-paying job

Working from home may be a bridge too far for bosses looking to cut costs. They might give your job to someone in a different country instead.

Fortune

Working in the office is worth the commute—if you’re looking to climb the corporate ladder

When it comes to career advancement, the pro-office crowd makes a few points.

Fortune

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Gen Z is leading the pack of workers who want to go to the office more

More Gen Zers are choosing to go into the office, mainly because it helps them get more work done.

Fortune

How companies are punishing work-from-home holdouts

Gone are the encouraging incentives of 2022. Employers like Bloomberg are cracking down on employees who don’t return to the office.

Fortune

New data shows WFH is dying out. A remote work guru says that's false

More than 72% of firms said employees worked remotely rarely or not at all last year. But Nick Bloom says it's hard to make conclusions based on that.

Fortune

Tim Cook called remote work 'the mother of all experiments.' Now Apple is cracking down on employees who don’t come in 3 days a week, report says.

It's been a big shift from the summer of 2022.

Fortune

Remote workers doing more work at night are taking afternoon breaks, and golf courses are among those benefiting

“My boss allows me to take time for myself. As long as I get my work done.”

Fortune

Hybrid work is failing to provide workers with two of the three things they want most

To tell workers there are no trade-offs “is, really, to not treat them like a human being,” workplace expert Lynda Gratton says.

Fortune

The average work-from-home savings in America's top 12 cities

In New York City, workers are spending nearly $5,000 less per year on expenses near the office. In Philadelphia, that looks like $2,100.

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Hybrid work makes people better at their jobs, from commuting to 'deep work'

Having more organized and designated hybrid work days leads to higher levels of productivity, says Stanford professor Nick Bloom.

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Julianna Goldman: Should the bureaucrats get back to their desks?

Never underestimate Washington’s ability to turn a controversial but apolitical issue into a partisan battle. The latest example is something called the Show Up Act, which stands for Stopping Home Office Work’s Unproductive Problems.

The Guardian - UK

Out of office? How working from home has divided Britain

More than a third of the UK’s office-based workforce is still working from home to the anger of some bosses – and politicians. Is hybrid working the new normal, or can firms tempt employees back full-time?

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