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Hybrid work

Opinion & Features
THINKING ALOUD

Company-level gains aside, work-from-home options reduce strain on public infrastructure too

The fundamental shift towards remote work is not only a change in how we work, but also how we live and how and where we travel.
Opinion & Features
THE BROAD VIEW

A collaborative approach towards the future of work

st assistant business editor and moderator joanna seow with human resource industry leaders at the st roundtable on nov 19
Singapore
BRANDED CONTENT

Talent retention, productivity gains: Industry leaders make the case for flexible work arrangements

FILE PHOTO: A logo for Amazon Web Services (AWS) is seen in Paris, France, March 20, 2024. REUTERS/Benoit Tessier/File Photo/File Photo
Opinion & Features
THINKING ALOUD

Return to office: The writing is on the wall of your cubicle

Putting careers on hold or giving them up altogether is a reality for some caregivers.
SpotlightWorking Life

Are flexible working arrangements really a disaster for employers?

For London's prime properties, which account for the top 10 per cent of rents, rates are forecast to grow by 2.9 per cent this year.
Property

UK landlords bet on green offices as hybrid work makes tenants picky

While just 4% of banks with 5,000 or more employees require full-time office attendance, nearly a third of the smallest banks in the cohort demand it, according to a survey of 137 US banks employing 4.4 million people from Scoop Technologies.
Working Life

Small banks demand full-time office work more than bigger peers

JM Smucker's employees are often not required to relocate to be closer to offices, though they are expected to pay their own way to commute if they decide to live farther away.
Leadership

Smucker CEO says every other week is enough time in the office

Leaveism is characterised by using leave for MC, working while on leave, and taking work home.
Working Life
WORKING LIFE

‘Leaveism’ and ‘presenteeism’ continue even when employers are more flexible

To some experts, the so-called “Zoom wave” emerged due to our need to recreate the social connections that the pandemic ruptured.
Working Life

Science has an answer for why people still wave on Zoom

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