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  • More than a café. More than a bank.

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    Santander Work Café. More than a café. More than a bank. Whilst still offering access to the banking services customers rely on, Work Cafés also offer bright and welcoming co-working spaces, free bookable meeting rooms and great coffee! We spoke with Nathan Hill, National Work Café Manager and Jacqueline Daley, Work Café Manager – Cheapside, to [...]

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  • Samsung bets on AI tools to win over stressed City workers

    Partner

    Samsung is pitching its new Galaxy S26 range as a productivity tool for professionals who increasingly rely on one device to manage work, travel and everyday admin. The company has unveiled the S26 series, with UK vice president of product and marketing Annika Bizon describing the launch as a major step forward on hardware and [...]

    Demo of NowNudge calendar view showcasing user interface design for enhanced productivity and scheduling efficiency
  • The Debate: Is working from home making us less productive?

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    Nigel Farage has called for a nationwide "attitudinal change" over working from home amid sluggish UK productivity. Could he have a point?

    Gemini working remotely from home with a laptop on a desk, showcasing productivity in a modern home office setting
  • Fully remote with no associates: Meet the ‘elite’ law firm of the future

    October 22, 2025

    US lawyers Michael Pierson and Joel Ferdinand joined forces “with the vision to build the elite law firm of the future”, going in the opposite direction of the traditional market with a tech-focused, full-service approach. Oh, and no offices. And no associates. Founded in January 2024, New York-based Pierson Ferdinand became the largest law firm [...]

  • KPMG: Half of banks experiencing uptick in Gen Z staff quitting

    October 20, 2025

    Gen Z banking employees are leaving the industry at faster rates than other professions, opting for start up jobs and remote work instead.  That’s according to a new KPMG survey of bosses in the sector, which has found that almost half of financial services firms have experienced an uptick in younger employees quitting. The consultancy [...]

  • Boardroom Uncovered: How work from home policies have changed business

    June 10, 2025

    Pret A Manger UK managing director, Clare Clough, said work from home patterns are influencing where the business opens new stores.

  • Repeat after me: Working from home is NOT an ideology

    June 2, 2025

    When work from home becomes a question of culture, not practicality, we have completely lost the point, writes Eliot Wilson.

  • Stuart Rose is wrong: the world has moved on from the shop floor

    January 21, 2025

    Stuart Rose has claimed that remote working is “not proper work”. That may make sense for retail but it’s wide of the mark when it comes to legal and financial services, says John Hayes Stuart Rose, the former head of supermarkets, Asda, Ocado and M&S and one of the most influential retailers of the past [...]

  • Elon Musk wants to ban WFH for millions in the US government

    January 17, 2025

    Elon Musk may terminate remote work for millions of federal employees, as he steps into his new role as head of the Department of Government Efficiency (D.O.G.E). The tech titan and outspoken Trump supporter outlined plans to announce a mandatory return to office policy to reduce the size of the US government workforce and cut [...]

  • Buy something, or get out: How coffee shops are clamping down on WFH loiterers

    January 14, 2025

    As RTO mandates rise, there’s another factor which may start driving digital nomads back to the office: coffee shops are throwing them out. 

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