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'Find another company if it doesn’t work for you’: Amazon Web Services CEO on work from office mandate
Amazon will require employees to work from the office for five days instead of three from next year…
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91 percent Indian CEOs want to reward employees who work from offices, majority expect to end remote work in three years
During the post-pandemic shift, 91% of Indian CEOs are incentivising in-office work by linking prom…
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Stagnate from home? Hybrid and remote work models are killing innovation among employees, study finds
The study’s findings suggest that to enhance innovation, companies need to consider more structured…
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A smartphone maker is ordering staff to return to the office 5 days a week, saying remote work is 'not compatible' with ambition and speed
Nothing has become the latest tech company to crack down on remote working, telling staff the compa…
Tom Carter
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India tops workplace flexibility but there is a catch going ahead
Amidst a global tug-of-war between companies and employees over returning to the office, India stan…
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A millennial CEO launched a fully remote tech company. He says hybrid work is the worst of both worlds.
Keith Pitt, founder and CEO of tech firm Buildkite, prefers remote work to hybrid setups, saying th…
Tim Paradis
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CEOs of big US companies are souring on hybrid work
CEOs of big US companies are increasingly expecting to end hybrid work setups in the next few years…
Tim Paradis
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Work is getting really weird
The use of shadow stand-ins and a lack of promotions are the latest trends that show how weird work…
Dan DeFrancesco
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The work perk that GenZ really wants
Eight in 10 Gen Zers said job flexibility was a top priority when surveyed, about in line with thos…
Tim Paradis
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You hate your job but you love working from home: You're in remote-work handcuffs
You love the flexibility of working from home but hate your job. Lots of remote workers would quit …
Rebecca Knight
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WFH with kids isn't easy, but neither is working in an office. As a parent, I think strict RTO policies are a mistake.
For Katie Matthews, working in an office has been just as distracting as working from home with kid…
Katie Matthews
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The head of remote work at a startup knows how hard it can be to see coworkers only through a screen. Here's how she's creating a robust virtual-work experience.
Two years after pandemic shutdown orders led to more people working from home, some companies are h…
Ebony Flake,Catherine Henders…
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How IT Works: Internet of Things (IoT) for manufacturing
Viewed through a different lens, IoT is a result of faster and cheaper Internet connectivity t…
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'Quiet vacationing' shows how sad America's work culture has become
'Quiet vacationing' involves taking some time off without officially informing your employer. It's …
Dan DeFrancesco
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If you work remotely, your bosses are probably using software to track you. Here's how they'll catch you slacking off.
Bosses use employee-tracking software to catch remote workers slacking off on the job. We asked one…
Jacob Zinkula
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When you work from home it's tempting to skip your lunch break. Workplace experts say it could harm your longevity and drain your social battery.
Remote workers are skipping lunch, often substituting it for snacking throughout the day. This can …
Nora Redmond
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More CEOs expect hybrid work is here to stay
More US CEOs than a year ago say hybrid work is here to stay, a KPMG survey found. Bosses also plan…
Tim Paradis
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Nissan combined a camper van with an office pod for the ultimate remote work setup in a concept - see inside
That's exactly what Nissan has done with its latest concept vehicle, the NV350 caravan office pod. …
Brittany Chang
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Real-estate billionaire Stephen Ross says a recession would bring employees back to the office out of fear for their jobs
"The employees will recognize as we go into a recession, or as things get a little tighter, that yo…