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UK Government School of Property to boost skills in public sector

UK Government School of Property to boost skills in public sector
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Government School of Property to boost skills in public sector

Government School of Property to boost skills in public sector
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Pandemic is leading to two-tier system between staff in the office and those continuing to WFH

More and more employers are expected to persist with flexible working arrangements going forward, with staff allowed to work from home for some days of the week as the pandemic eases.

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Workers returning to offices struggling to cope with noise

MANY workers returning to offices are struggling to cope with noise or problems with facilities such as video conferencing, a new study suggests.

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Google plans to slash salaries of staff who refuse to return to desks

Google is planning to pay employees who are working from home less because of the savings they make on commuting and costs like food.

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