A few weeks ago, a friend and I grabbed coffee on the Upper East Side. It was a crisp, glorious day, so I asked if she wanted to take our orders to-go and wander around Central Park. Sure, she said, ...

The pandemic – and the skills shortage – opened up the issue of people working remotely from the office. For some, during Covid, remote meant outside Ireland, with many foreign nationals returning to ...

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Flexible working arrangements have become the new normal for millions of employees, with recent Australian Bureau of Statistics data revealing 37 per cent of Australians now regularly work from home.

Remote work has become a preferred way of working for millions of employees. Many companies, however, are pushing for a return to the office, citing better collaboration, culture, and productivity.

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Seven workers share how they negotiated work-from-home flexibility, or found other ways to spend less time at the office.

Australian workers are making demands and there’s one “radical” thing at the top of their list. And if bosses want “hot talent” they will need to submit. But what if it wasn’t a dream? What if you ...

When ride-sharing company Uber increased the number of days employees had to show up in person from two to three, the return-to-office mandate set off a fiery backlash. In an all-hands meeting and ...