Hybrid Work

DEI faces political and legal pushback in 2025, prompting a shift toward the FAIR framework, which prioritizes systemic equity over performative efforts.

We need early adopters to ‘Think of Number One’ and start building the Bigger Pie.

McKinsey’s latest research shows RTO mandates doubling office attendance to 68%, while remote and hybrid work decline. However, burnout remains high (one-third of workers), and 39% still intend to quit, raising concerns

Is AI the key to expanding economic opportunities? Antony Slumbers lays out how AI reshapes work, creates new markets, and drives inclusive growth.

Our new report highlights that 40% of HR leaders avoid generative AI, with 35% citing AI adoption challenges and 36.5% concerned about the AI skills gap.

‘Companies at the forefront of adopting Space as a Service concepts are often the same ones embracing Generative AI in their workflows. Antony Slumbers explains why and how.

A Work Time Reduction and FlexOS report highlights a growing push for shorter workweeks, as employees demand fewer but more meaningful hours.

We spend 90%+ of our time indoors, in buildings, in real estate. Evolving real estate, therefore, is a must, says Antony Slumbers. Here's how.

A Work Time Reduction and FlexOS report highlights a growing push for shorter workweeks, as employees demand fewer but more meaningful hours.

Let's dive into L&D trends from the TalentLMS 2024 Benchmark Report, exploring whether corporate training is keeping pace with evolving workforce demands.

The Future of Jobs Report 2025, published by the World Economic Forum, provides a comprehensive analysis of the evolving landscape of work as we approach the end of the decade.

Explore the hidden trend of employees juggling secret second jobs, the ethical dilemmas, trust challenges, and how companies are navigating this evolving workforce dynamic.

Remote work is increasingly a privilege of the wealthy, as Stanford economist Nick Bloom's research shows work-from-home days dropped 16% for middle-income workers but only 5% for high earners.

Feeling burned out? Or simply need a change or a new adventure? Try microretirement.

In the second of our series exploring ten themes that will shape the next decade, Antony Slumbers looks at how every knowledge worker's job is set to change over the next years.

In 1981, Steve Jobs talked about how a computer was like a ‘Bicycle for the Mind.' But in these exponential times, ‘bicycle for the mind’ feels quaint, says Antony Slumbers. Read about agentic computing and what's next.

In the first edition of the Trillion Dollar Hashtag, real estate guru Antony Slumbers dives into predictions of the biggest themes for the future of work and real estate.