More than half of British workers would be happy to NEVER return to the office – due to fears of germs, a lack of social distancing and being in a room with lots of other people. A study of 1,000 employees who are currently working from home found two thirds would also feel uncomfortable about going back into …
Half of UK workers feel they have grown closer to their colleagues during the pandemic – despite being forced to work separately from their homes.Research of 2,000 adults currently working remotely revealed 53 per cent believe they now have a better understanding of their colleagues as human beings.And 43 per cent think it’s easier now to actually connect …
Almost half of adults don’t think they’ve made a difference to society in their jobs. Millions fear they haven’t contributed to the wider world in their career – whether by helping vulnerable people, the local community or the environment. As a result, 45 per cent feel guilt or shame about what they do for a living simply because …
Almost six in 10 office workers are struggling to separate their work and home life after ditching their commute, research has revealed. A survey of 2,000 UK adults who have been forced to work from home this year found the average person is saving 60 minutes a day due to the lack of travel to and from work. …
Office workers are adopting a ‘work from anywhere’ approach – by looking for temporary ‘home offices’ on the coast or away from the cities. A study of 2,000 ‘WFH’ adults found six in 10 would consider working remotely from somewhere other than their primary residence. And the average office worker would like to pack up their PC and …
Workers fear their work-life balance has worsened – as working from home means they find it difficult to switch off and they miss chatting to their colleagues. A study of 2,000 employees who’ve spent recent months working from home, found half wished they had more a better balance. And 42 per cent said it has deteriorated as a …
Helping colleagues when you don’t need to, never missing a deadline – and volunteering for more are signs you’re a ‘hard worker’, according to research. Other signs you’re impressing your boss include having a comprehensive to-do list, getting in early and staying late, and offering to go to boring meetings. The poll of 2,000 office workers also found …
Almost half of school leavers do not feel prepared for working life, a study has found. As many prepare to leave education and enter the world of work, research found 61 per cent are nervous about picking the right career path. But 57 per cent of the 750 18-24 year-olds polled have never considered taking part in an …
by Grant Bailey Two in five employees have had a bust-up with a colleague over the temperature in their office. The UK’s changeable summer climes have caused tensions to rise in the workforce, with 42 per cent of office workers admitting they have fallen out with a colleague over the air conditioning. Of those, 41 per cent were …
News Copy – By Astrid Hall Nearly half of work trips are more pleasure than business, it has emerged. Researchers who carried out a detailed study found while many employees will claim the trips are ‘all work and no play’, the opposite is often true. It also emerged almost nine out of 10 workers who get the opportunity to travel …
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