The office playlist can often lead to a heated debate. While some employees prefer to listen to music to get them through their 9-5, others wish to work in utter silence. But, according to new research, over half (54%) of workers do favour music in the office.
As many offices across the UK prepare to welcome their employees back into the workplace, a new study by Office Furniture...
Research from Ezra , the leading provider of digital coaching, has revealed that more than half of UK office workers have now returned to the workplace on either a full or part-time basis, with many seeing some surprising benefits as a result.
The research commissioned by Ezra found that 30% of office workers have now returned full-time, up from just 17% in April. A further 24% have...
When office blocks closed their doors at the beginning of lockdown, we were almost excited to spend Mondays in our living rooms. Fast forward a few months and we’ve realised even Glen from HR was a better co-worker than the cat.
Here’s why we’re missing the much-maligned water cooler culture – for all its many faults…
If you used to spend a lot of time commuting to and from the office, working from home initially sounds great. You recoup your extra travel time, you can get ahead with your house chores on your lunch break and you don’t have to worry about noisy desk neighbours interrupting you.
While there’s no question that working from home has heaps of benefits, it’s easy to miss the comforts of...
Let’s face it, even on the best of days the workplace can feel like a testosterone-filled, dog-eat-dog environment, and if you’re a woman that’s just starting out on the ladder or struggling to get the recognition you deserve for your work, it can be a pretty frustrating place to be.
The impact of women supporting other women can make a big difference to workplace culture though; it...
