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Face blindness : Why people blank on faces at work

Recognising colleagues is a basic courtesy – but it actually involves deep cognitive resources that can leave many of us scratching our heads.

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The ghost colleagues of the remote workplace

Remote working during the pandemic shrank employees’ worlds. Now, some colleagues feel like they simply don’t exist in workers’ daily lives – and it's having an effect.

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Can newfound worker power change the workplace for good?

Employees have more agency due to the labour shortage. But is it actually making a long-term difference?

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What s driving up food prices worldwide? | Food News

The UN’s food agency warns that higher prices are putting people in developing countries at risk.

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Is finding a new normal in the workplace impossible?

It’s hard to know exactly what to expect from work in 2022, especially with recent developments. Experts predict what we may be up against.

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