The world of work has experienced seismic shifts throughout the past five years. The pandemic ushered in an era of remote and hybrid work. Conversations once deemed taboo in the workplace, like mental ...

This study examines possible future scenarios for the world of work, building on significant research findings and a recent survey of users of the online workplace platform Bitrix24 to provide insight ...

The world of work isn’t just changing—it’s transforming. And it’s moving fast. Technology is reshaping industries at an unprecedented rate while global interconnectivity, demographic shifts and the ...

The world of work has changed enormously, even in the last five years. More of us work remotely, completely or partially, than ever before. Many of us will work in multiple companies over the course ...

The world of work is changing, and the cultural sector is no exception. What was once seen as a niche domain of artists, curators and administrators is becoming one of the most dynamic ecosystems for ...

In today’s world of work the only certainty is change. The future of work is being shaped by globalization, digitalization, climate change and demographic shifts that impact labour markets worldwide.

Things should be looking good for young people in the world of work, but they’re not. There’s a growing epidemic of unhappiness among young workers in both the developed and now the developing world.