On this episode, we discuss:

• The effects of working from home paranoia (00:19-02:49)
• 191 businesses named for breaking national minimum wage law (02:50-05:07)
• Small businesses adopt hybrid working (05:08-07:31)
• Businesses continue to underestimate employee turnover threat (07:32-10:25)

On this episode, we discuss:

• Tokyo Olympics 2020: Simone Biles walking away from the competition to focus on her mental health (00:21-02:44)
• Direct messaging replaces emails as the primary form of communication (02:45-05:46)
• How hybrid working will impact productivity and career progression (05:47-08:50)
• LinkedIn trust people to work however and wherever works best for them (08:51-11:43)

On this episode, we discuss:

• Switch lanes at work (00:19-02:51)
• Organisations need to develop 'the return to the workplace  muscle’ (02:52-05:41)
• Trendspotting as an ongoing, continuous discipline (05:42-08:00)
• The pandemic has created a resignation backlog (08:01-10:36)

On this episode, we discuss:

• TheSoul Publishing’s no-meetings policy (00:19-03:04)
• Out-of-hours communication and its impact on mental and physical health (03:05-06:28)
• PwC’s June 2021 Pulse Survey on eco-friendly consumerism (06:29-08:59)
• Pinterest becomes the first major social media network to ban weight loss adverts (09:00-11:17)

On this episode, we discuss:

• Poor customer service is blamed on coronavirus (00:20-02:49)
• Leadership lessons by Gareth Southgate (02:50-04:39)
• The pandemic has changed our tolerance for office work (04:40-07:23)
• The importance of amplification (07:24-09:59)

On this episode, we discuss:

• Culture more important than strategy or operations? (00:20-02:29)
• Gen Z workers ask city-based businesses for regional hubs (02:30-05:05)
• Employees expect better support to work from home permanently (05:06-07:28)
• The results of Iceland's world's largest trial of a shorter workweek (07:29-09:40)

On this episode, we discuss:

1. Flexible working for some means inflexible working for others (00:20-03:04)
2. Bumble temporarily closed all of its offices to combat workplace stress (03:05-04:53)
3. Coaching proving to be so resilient in the face of a global pandemic (04:54-07:26)
4. Is business travel coming back into the focus? (07:27-10:20)

On this episode, we discuss:

• Getting the strategy right
• Pop-up holidays
• BBC WORKLIFE research shows major risk of dying from overwork
• Goldman Sachs' US bankers to disclose their Covid vaccine status ahead of a return to the office