How “time theft” became a popular idea — and why it’s dangerous nonsense
UK businesses do not lose more than £116bn a year to “stolen time”.
ByUK businesses do not lose more than £116bn a year to “stolen time”.
ByEmployees are being hit by inflation, childcare and commuting costs — especially those who moved away to work from home…
ByShareholder action today highlights the precarious finances of a million low-income workers who are essential to food supply.
ByWomen are more likely to apply for remote working roles, and the gender pay gap is getting worse.
BySolicitor Natalie Sutherland is the world's first fertility officer, tasked with finding common ground between professional structures and real life.
ByWorking from home encourages people to keep going while mildly ill, even if they won't be as productive.
ByFor the first time in my working life, things seem doable.
ByThere are now 208,000 fewer over-50s in the UK’s labour market than there were before the pandemic, and that’s a…
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