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The Brussels Times
brusselstimes.com > eu-affairs > 2288898 > ai-makes-its-way-into-the-office-but-is-yet-to-transform-productivity

AI makes its way into the office but is yet to transform productivity

4+ hour, 53+ min ago   (16+ words) The Brussels Times...

Property Week
propertyweek.com > insight > feedback > its-time-to-rightsize-office-ambitions

It’s time to rightsize office ambitions

8+ hour, 39+ min ago   (278+ words) The London office market is in flux. The return-to-the-office trend continues and many firms are demanding more space, particularly tech businesses as they ride high amid the AI boom. Sky high: London is the world’s second most expensive city for…...

HR Executive
hrexecutive.com > the-workforce-risk-doesnt-show-up-in-engagement-survey

The workforce risk that doesn't show up in your engagement survey

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (248+ words) In 2026, workdays are slightly shorter, productive hours are up and collaboration surged 34%. AI adoption hit 80%, and time spent in AI tools increased eightfold. What many hoped would reduce workload has done the opposite. AI adoption doesn’t shrink work; it amplifies…...

Google News
hr.economictimes.indiatimes.com > news > industry > why-employees-dont-want-promotions-they-want-possibilities- > 133523895

Why Employees Don’t Want Promotions. They Want Possibilities., ETHRWorld

15+ hour, 59+ min ago   (483+ words) Why Employees Don’t Want Promotions. They Want Possibilities....

Forbes
forbes.com > sites > carolinecastrillon > 08/26/2026 > 5-steps-to-take-when-your-new-job-feels-like-a-mistake

5 Steps To Take When Your New Job Feels Like A Mistake

8+ hour, 58+ min ago   (886+ words) After searching for months, you finally found a new job. But a few weeks in, you start noticing red flags and wonder whether you made the wrong decision. The manager feels like a poor fit, the culture isn’t what you…...

Onrec
onrec.com > news > statistics > new-research-productivity-drops-the-moment-employees-learn-their-job-is-at-risk

New research: Productivity drops the moment employees learn their job is at risk

11+ hour, 26+ min ago   (319+ words) Redundancy processes will always have an immediate and measurable impact on employee productivity, while the effect on overall business performance can differ drastically, as found in new research from Right Management. The research shows that 93% of those who said they…...

CarExpert
carexpert.com.au > car-news > general-motors-australian-boss-exits

General Motors' Australian boss exits

5+ hour, 5+ min ago   (385+ words) Jess Bala, who led GM’s Australian and New Zealand operations including GMSV and Cadillac, has left after almost two decades with the US automaker. General Motors (GM) has confirmed its Australia and New Zealand managing director, Jess Bala, has left…...

Mail Online
dailymail.com > news > article-16/08/1131 > beauty-technician-48-fired-menopause-wins-32k-compensation.html

Beauty technician fired over struggling with menopause wins £32k

9+ hour, 23+ min ago   (890+ words) A top beauty therapist has won £32,000 because she was fired after complaining about menopause symptoms. Chantelle Van Vliet, 48, requested flexible working hours due to the 'severity' of her condition which caused 'confusion' and 'brain fog'. But the technician, who has…...

Forbes
forbes.com > sites > adiaharveywingfield > 08/26/2026 > work-has-become-more-complex-has-emotional-labor-changed-with-it

Work Has Become More Complex. Has Emotional Labor Changed With It?

9+ hour, 26+ min ago   (717+ words) Forbes Work Has Become More Complex. Has Emotional Labor Changed With It? "Emotional labor," coined by Arlie Russell Hochschild, describes how organizations commodify workers' emotions, particularly in service roles, often reinforcing gender inequality. Initially studied in flight attendants, the concept…...

The Economic Times
economictimes.indiatimes.com > news > international > us > psychology-says-people-who-prefer-working-night-shifts-may-be-following-their-natural-body-clock > articleshow > 133535297.cms

Psychology says people who prefer working night shifts may be following their natural body clock

11+ hour, 7+ min ago   (414+ words) People who prefer night shifts are not necessarily antisocial, unmotivated or unconventional. They may simply have anevening chronotype, feel more alert later in the day or prefer the quieter, more uninterrupted conditions that nighttime can offer. Psychology says people who…...