WHAT, ME? RETIRE? JUST BECAUSE I´M 80? / THE FINANCIAL TIMES

What, me? Retire? Just because I’m 80? Older workers are sticking around and that is no bad thing Pilita Clark  © Kenneth Andersson LinkedIn...

WHAT IF WORK IS MAKING US SICK? / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

What if work is making us sick? While employment has become less physically dangerous, it seems to have become more psychologically harmful ...

"BIG BROTHER" MANAGERS SHOULD TURN THE LENS ON THEMSELVES / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

‘Big Brother’ managers should turn the lens on themselves Employee surveillance causes stress and resentment, and isn’t that effective anywa...

IS TRAVELLING TO WORK ALWAYS A WASTE OF TIME? / THE ECONOMIST

Is travelling to work always a waste of time? In defence of commuting Americans are “always in a hurry”, wrote Alexis de Tocqueville in “Dem...

COVID UNCERTAINTY MEANS PERMANENT CHANGE FOR MANAGERS / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

Covid uncertainty means permanent change for managers Shifting power dynamics between leaders and staff highlight the need to accept that no...

LONG COVID: HEALTH CARE AND WORKPLACES MUST ADJUST FOR LONG COVID / THE ECONOMIST

 Long covid Health care and workplaces must adjust for long covid 1.5% of working-age people have lasting symptoms As the world enters the s...

THERE´S NO PLACE LIKE HOME -- AND THE LABOUR MARKET NEEDS TO ADJUST / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

There’s no place like home — and the labour market needs to adjust Jobs should be brought to people, not the other way roun Rana Foroohar   ...

A BRIGHT FUTURE FOR THE WORLD OF WORK / THE ECONOMIST

A bright future for the world of work Workers the world over have had a torrid year. But the future is bright, argues Callum Williams The co...

WHAT THE NUMBERS TELL US ABOUT WORK RIGHT NOW / THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

What the Numbers Tell Us About Work Right Now Drastic changes caused by the pandemic have created a totally different job landscape in 2020,...