Corporates can make working from home work for them
Putting checks and balances in place, investing in technology and prioritising communication are all vital.
The importance of workplace technology
Organisations have a dilemma on their hands. Workplaces are close to empty and there is too much costly unused office space going to waste.
Housing security is a mental health issue
High rental costs and precarious finances jeopardise young people’s wellbeing.
What can employees do about ageist comments at work?
“Since I turned 60, one of my colleagues has referred to me as ‘grandad’ and has made other comments about my age to suggest I’m not up to the job. It’s really starting to undermine my confidence and I’m worried about losing my job. What can I do about it?”
Do we have the right skills to make the planning reforms a success?
Last month, the government released its long-awaited ‘Planning for the future’ white paper. Intended to streamline the planning process and ‘get Britain building’, the reforms had been eagerly anticipated across the property sector.
Resi developments can improve sustainability and inequality
A council-owned developer’s Croydon housing design competition has been won by Jas Bhalla Architects’ ‘Parade Living’.
Point of privilege
Privilege, and the barriers to entry in real estate it creates, is something that has been on my mind. We have been hearing about ‘white privilege’ following the increased momentum of the global Black Lives Matter movement and this has led me to consider my own privilege in a wider ...
A new generation of industry starters rise to the challenge
While early-career prospects have been dented by Covid-19, recent graduates are adapting to the new normal.
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