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There's no going back for office workers
Efforts by CEOs to push workers back to the office are failing, as it’s becoming increasingly clear that the world of …
Remote WorkAxios
Efforts by CEOs to push workers back to the office are failing, as it’s becoming increasingly clear that the world of …
Remote WorkFast Company
Layoffs are an unfortunate but regular occurrence in an uncertain economic climate. But in recent times, several companies …
Remote WorkIndependent
Brazilian government hopes the project will boost the local economy by £30 million a year.
Digital NomadNoDesk
This week’s NoDesk newsletter features 39 new remote jobs, and the week’s top remote work reads.
Newsletter Remote WorkCNN
The flexibility we embraced during the pandemic should go both ways. Workers will need to bend a bit, especially when the …
Remote WorkHacker News
I’m asking here because I hear so much about NYC/SF tech workers being set loose by remote work and leaving. I’ve …
Remote WorkThe New York Times
Anne Helen Petersen and Charlie Warzel discuss how the great retreat from office life could make work better for everyone.
Remote WorkFortune
While we still don’t know much about the long-term implications of remote work, researchers agree that working outside …
Remote WorkThe New York Times
Across industries and incomes, more employees are being tracked, recorded and ranked. What is gained, companies say, is …
ProductivityFuture Forum
Nonlinear workdays support employees to fit work into their lives, instead of the other way around.
WorkThe Economist
Workers for demonised firms are often proud to be on the payroll.
WorkNature
Difficult tasks can lead to build-up of a signalling molecule in the brain, triggering fatigue.
LifeSilicon Canals
Many EU member states have now adapted existing legislation or created new laws to cope with new and preferred ways of …
Remote WorkNoDesk
This week’s NoDesk newsletter features 41 new remote jobs, and the week’s top remote work reads.
Newsletter Remote WorkZDNet
Working from home has helped people get along better with their family members and colleagues, a new Deloitte survey shows.
Remote WorkInsider
“If you’re just sitting in your pajamas in your bedroom, is that the work life you want to live?” Gladwell …
Remote WorkThe Guardian
The meaninglessness of modern work – and the pandemic – has led many to question their approach to their jobs.
Remote WorkTwist
How distraction became our default way of working and what you can do to reclaim your focus.
ProductivityGoverning
Tulsa has long relied on oil and gas to fuel its economy. It’s created a tech and entertainment ecosystem that turned …
Remote WorkHarvard Business Review
For the rise of remote work to have such a broad impact, a shift on both sides of the labor market must take place: Firms …
Remote WorkFortune
Many recent headlines have claimed that an upcoming recession will mean the end of remote work. And while surveys show that …
Remote WorkBBC
Communicating remotely is hard, with far more room for ambiguity. That’s why some overthinkers are struggling.
Remote WorkI’m a digital nomad who works at a company and I get the itch to take a traditional vacation at least once a year. But …
Digital NomadNoDesk
This week’s NoDesk newsletter features 45 new remote jobs, and the week’s top remote work reads.
Newsletter Remote WorkThe Verge
The pandemic revealed the vulnerability of many households to increased utility bills.
Remote WorkFortune
A number of small townships and cities across the nation are looking to incentivize knowledge workers to move, rewarding them …
Remote WorkI’ve become very jealous and envious of people who can travel and work at the same time. I’m curious about some …
Digital NomadWorld Economic Forum
More than two years after the start of the covid-19 pandemic, US workers are closer than ever to getting the remote-work …
Remote WorkThe New York Times
Cubicles are largely empty in downtown San Francisco and Midtown Manhattan, but workers in America’s midsize and small …
Remote Work WorkChronotrains
This map shows you how far you can travel from each station in Europe in less than 5 hours.
TravelBelle Lin | The Wall Street Journal
Artificial intelligence continues to impact the technology labor market.
Nina Bai | Stanford Medicine
In a new, large-scale study of sleep behavior, Stanford Medicine scientists found that night owls don’t really thrive late at night.
Gene Myers | USA Today
“With people with disabilities, working at home is a really big factor," said Kruse, a professor of labor studies and human resources management. The demographic “definitely outpaced the employment increase for people without disabilities.”
Dan Vergano | Scientific American
Donald Trump has joined big firms in demanding workers end remote work. But the evidence suggests that hurts both workers and the work.
Mari Mar Boillos Pereira, Ana Blanco Canales | The Conversation
Have you ever wondered whether the language you speak influences the way you see the world? Well, according to a number of studies in psycholinguistics, cognitive psychology and linguistic anthropology, it does. Languages don’t just allow us to communicate – they also shape our perception of what surrounds us, and ourselves.
Alex Halverson | The Seattle Times
Zillow shifted to allowing people to work fully remote during the pandemic. It’s been a recruiting and retention tool for Zillow as they “now see four times the number of job applicants for every job we have versus what we did before the pandemic,” Wacksman said.
Sera Milbank, Ella McCall | MinterEllisonRuddWatts
Economic Growth Minister Nicola Willis has announced new conditions to New Zealand’s visitor visas settings, allowing visitors to work remotely for an overseas employer or client while they are in New Zealand. The “digital nomad visa” is aimed at attracting more tourism to New Zealand, by allowing travellers coming to New Zealand to continue working for their overseas employers or clients, without breaching the conditions of their visitor visas.
Sydney Lake | Fortune
Remote workers are accepting lower salaries in order to work from home. Some are taking as much as 5% to 15% less pay to do so, while other employers are reversing the strategy to entice workers to come to the office at higher salaries.
Polly Thompson, Jyoti Mann | Business Insider
In an email sent on Friday morning, CEO Michael Dell said that from March, the company would expect all employees living within roughly an hour of offices to be at their desks five days a week.
Kathryn B. Creedy | BBC
Ever wondered why flight times seem to be getting longer? It’s called “padding”, a phenomenon that helps airlines arrive on time – but at a cost.
Aki Ito | Business Insider
Why have Zoomers replaced boomers as the most burned-out generation?
Jennifer Liu | CNBC
With the new year comes new goals, and for some CEOs that includes issuing fresh return-to-office mandates for their workers.
Zoë Cullen, Christopher Stanton | Harvard Business School Working Knowledge
More organizations are asking employees to return to offices, but many employees would rather take a pay cut than commute. Research by Zoë Cullen and Christopher Stanton puts a value on remote work.
DJ DiDonna | Harvard Business Review
A research-based primer on getting the most out of an extended leave from work.
Ashley Belanger | Ars Technica
US agencies wasting billions on empty offices a “embarrassment,” RTO memo says.
David A. Patterson | Communications of the ACM
Sharing 16 life lessons, and nine magic words.
Daniel | NoDesk
This week’s NoDesk newsletter features 36 new remote jobs, and the week’s top remote work reads.
Seher Asaf, Kathryn Armstrong | BBC
New Zealand has relaxed its visa requirements to attract so-called “digital nomads” - people who travel while working remotely - in an attempt to boost tourism.
Mert Bulan
It’s been over a year since one of the most significant turning points in my life, and it’s time to reflect on that.
UBS
In an era of remote work, many hoped for greater gender equity. Yet Nobel Laureate Claudia Goldin’s work shows there’s more to it.
Katrien Devolder | The University of Oxford
Instead of asking whether remote workers are lazy, we should ask whether, and how, different working arrangements enable people to direct their effort more effectively to the right goal.
Lizzie Enfield | BBC
Sweden’s long, cold nights might put you off going there in winter, unless, that is, you are in search of that elusive 21st-Century luxury: a good night’s sleep.
Julia Richardson | The Conversation
According to the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE), about 10% of federal workers are fully remote. The impact of this order will be far-reaching.
Lily Zheng | Harvard Business Review
How a new framework built around fairness, access, inclusion, and representation can succeed where DEI has failed.
Zoe Conway | BBC
Working from home is creating a generation who are “not doing proper work”, the former boss of Marks and Spencer and Asda has warned.