Remote working
What if remote working, not AI, is to blame for weak junior hiring?
New evidence suggests the rise of working from home has made entry-level hires a less attractive proposition
The secret to Ukraine’s remarkably resilient labour market
Flexibility, financial support and remote work have offset some of the economic upheaval of war
Company-level gains aside, work-from-home options reduce strain on public infrastructure too
Drastic peak and troughs are a sign of inefficiency. Work-from-home options can smooth out commuter flow issues
Does working from home kill company culture?
Our analysis suggests it depends on what sort of culture bosses want
A collaborative approach towards the future of work
Move the conversation out of the boardroom and also give a seat to economists, organisational behaviour specialists and urban planners, among others
Don’t believe the hype on these three workplace trends
As a new year begins, beware overblown predictions around returning to office, AI and DEI that don’t reflect reality
Lens on Singapore: Is the era of remote work over?
How will Singapore’s new flexi-work guidelines reshape the workplace? A union leader, a headhunter and an HR head share their takes.
McKinsey weighs asking staff to come to office more often
MCKINSEY & Co is considering upping the amount of days it expects staffers across North America to spend in the office each week as the consultancy joins a raft of large firms looking to limit remote ...
‘I want my life back!’: 80% of Singapore workers long to disengage after official hours
Survey finds over 90% have worked beyond working hours; many fear repercussions if they do not respond
Big Four accounting firm PwC UK orders staff back to the office
“Face-to-face working is hugely important to a people business like ours,” says Laura Hinton, managing partner of PwC UK
