In this episode Mervyn talks to Matthew Davis, Associate Professor of Organisational Psychology at Leeds University, about their major research project on how work and workplaces are changing to adapt to hybrid and flexible working.
In this episode Steve discusses how some senior leaders are mandating workers return to in-person work, despite having litte or no data or evidence that these mandates improve business results and employee experience.
In this episode Steve shares how some organizations are holding office etiquette classes to help workers navigate the transition back to in-person work, after three years working mostly remotely.
In this episode Steve shares results from a survey of finance professionals that indicates as many as half of these employees are willing to resign over increased time in the office mandates.
In this episode Steve shares the unintended impact on women employee attrition rates when one major consultancy began requiring people to return to in-person work.
In this episode Steve shares results from a recent Washington Post survey on remote workers’ attitudes and preferences for remaining in remote work arrangements.
In this episode Steve discuses how the pandemic era disruptions have impacted population and work patterns in the largest US cities.
In this episode Steve discusses how some employers are offering relocation assistance for existing employees to move them closer to company offices and to resume in-person work schedules.
In this episode Mervyn talks to Allie Nawrat, an award winning senior journalist who produces content that helps HR leaders to make the right decisions.
In this episode Steve reviews the latest data from the Future Forum survey on remote, hybrid, and flexible work trends.
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