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Thanks for inviting us @workwiseuk ...always a pleasure to be part of #workwiseweek
The final guest blog for #workwiseweek is from Dr Harriet Shortt @HarrietShortt , Dr Stuart McClean, Dr Charlotte von Bulow & Gemma Pike @UWEBusinessSch who write about the complexities and paradoxes of hybrid working in the Covid-emergent era. See: workwiseuk.org/blog
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Today is #Workfromhomeday; research by @workwiseuk found regular home working has tripled since before the pandemic, rising from 6.8% in 2019 to 22.4% in 2021. The @TUC argues that Ministers need to act on their promise to strengthen and extend flexible working rights.
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Another great article today ...cloud based tools and #remoteworking
Check out @workwiseuk this week for lots of brilliant blogs! #workwiseweek #flexibleworking #homeworking #workingfromhome #smarterworking
Tuesday 17th May - It's #workwiseweek and today's guest blog is from Damian Hanson, Co-Founder & Director of CircleLoop #circleloop , who writes about utilising cloud based tools to make your business 'work wise' remotely.
See: workwiseuk.org/blog
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As a distributed agency we know a thing or two about working from home.
The @workwiseuk campaign has some great insights and this guest blog from May 2020 by Susan Clews, Chief Executive, Acas, still rings true today: workwiseuk.org/blog/2020/5/1…
#workwiseuk
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To keep working from home as healthy and productive as possible, it's important to have trust and confidence between employers and employees. Read our advice here: @workwiseuk bit.ly/2OpCrnD
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Let's hope work culture is something that emerges improved from the pandemic with remote/hybrid work becoming the default for sectors that do not absolutely require physical presence. #presenteeism should no longer be the norm.
selectra.co.uk/tv-broadband/…
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Today is the 16th annual Work from Home Day: new laws needed to make flexible working patterns available for all workers after pandemic tuc.org.uk/news/work-home-da… @The_TUC @sarahjolney1 @LibDemsinBiz @GreenLibDems @Wera_Hobhouse @DisabilityLib @libdemdaisy @LibDemWomen @workwiseuk
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As the UK emerges from the 3rd lock down is working from home set to become the "new norm" for many? Will the daily commute involve a journey to the workspace in the home? Friday 14th May is National Work from Home Day #nwfhd Be part of it and Tweet your support.
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Thanks @workwiseuk always a pleasure to write for you during Work Wise Week #workwiseuk #workingfromhome #futureofwork #workplace #workspace #workboundaries @UWEBusinessSch @UWEBristol @UWEleadership
Thursday 13th May - It's #workwiseweek and today's guest blog is from Dr Harriet Shortt @HarrietShortt Associate Professor of Organisation Studies - Bristol Business School @UWEBusinessSch, who writes about Getting 'wise' to the future of work
See: workwiseuk.org/blog
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It's #nationalworkfromhomeday and we've been getting in a lot of practice over the past couple of months! Here are our top tips for #workingfromhome safely @workwiseuk
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Thanks @workwiseuk always a pleasure to write something for you! @liminalnarrate let me know what you reckon - this one is all about liminal spaces!
Thursday 14th May - It's #workwiseweek and today's guest blog is by Dr Harriet Shortt @HarrietShortt - Associate Professor, Bristol Business School @UWEBristol See: Home-working during Coronavirus - using the corners of our homes for work, rest and play. workwiseuk.org/blog
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Well done @HarrietShortt for writing this fantastic guest blog on home-working during the pandemic for @workwiseuk 👏
Thursday 14th May - It's #workwiseweek and today's guest blog is by Dr Harriet Shortt @HarrietShortt - Associate Professor, Bristol Business School @UWEBristol See: Home-working during Coronavirus - using the corners of our homes for work, rest and play. workwiseuk.org/blog
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We are seeing a vision of the future: as we unlock from the pandemic, many of the new practices we have adopted will continue. We will certainly be working remotely more and travelling less.
Wednesday 13th May - It's #workwiseweek and today's guest blog is from Michael Hardware @mehardware , Deputy Cabinet Member for Economic Development at Essex County Council, who writes about "A vision of the future". See: workwiseuk.org/blog
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We must continue to stay alert, control the virus and save lives.
Read the latest government advice here: gov.uk/coronavirus
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Whilst the cycling and walking announcement this weekend was positive and game-changing, we need a plan for recovering public transport after the Covid lockdown and ensuring that everyone can get to work safely. bettertransport.org.uk/blog/…
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How do you feel about #WorkingFromHome? Our CEO Susan Clews takes a look at how working from home has evolved from what has historically been considered a privilege available only to some, to a necessity. Read on: bit.ly/35P4mkZ #workwiseweek @workwiseuk
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Things are constantly changing as we adapt to new ways of working, socialising and living our lives online.
#CyberAware can help you to stay secure, find out how at: cyberaware.gov.uk
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Travelknowhow Scotland challenges workplaces to use Work Wise’s #CommuteSmartDay 2019 as an opportunity to change attitudes and thinking in relation to travel to and from work, as well as working practices themselves. businessscotlandmagazine.com…
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#DidYouKnow road users are more at risk of an accident on a Friday than any other time of the week? > Rethink your travel choices during #CommuteSmartDay and find out about how smarter work choices can keep you safe on the road at soc.devon.cc/commute-smart_V…
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I’m marking course work from home today! Thanks to @NorthernCollege working from home policy 😊
























