Emma Ascott is a Writer/Associate Editor at Allwork.Space. She covers a diverse range of topics including HR and workforce dynamics, business and economics, and personal finance, with a keen focus on unemployment, AI, and market trends. Emma's work has been featured in Work Design Magazine, Top Class Actions, and Allwork.Space | FUTURE OF WORK®.
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Emma Ascott's coverage revolves around human resources, employment, workplace trends, and health risks. Her articles often cite data and government announcements.
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By: Emma Ascott
These efforts align with Trump’s plan to address (and potentially end) telework and streamline the federal workforce.
By: Emma Ascott
Solos smart glasses with ChatGPT, debuted last week at CES, could revolutionize your workday, but also bring big workplace risks.
By: Emma Ascott
A new survey by Deloitte shows that 58% of CFOs expect U.K. companies to cut back on discretionary spending in 2025, while 64% foresee a slowdown in hiring.
As the gig economy continues to thrive, nearly a third of U.S. employees are juggling side hustles or additional gigs alongside their main jobs.
By: Emma Ascott
The job cuts, which affect non-union positions, are part of the airline's broader strategy to achieve $80 million in cost savings.
Walmart investors called the move "disheartening" and accused the company of yielding to "bullying and pressure from anti-DEI groups."
The union, which represents more than 18,000 workers at Costco, said 85% of its members voted to authorize a strike.
By: Emma Ascott
U.S. government hiring freeze is being paired with a return-to-office order to ensure only “competent” staff, as part of a roll back of 80 Biden-era policies.
By: Emma Ascott
Coworking spaces used to be all about young hustlers and tech geeks — now they're buzzing with seasoned pros who bring decades of experience and fresh energy.
By: Emma Ascott
"Deep work," where workers are fully immersed in their tasks, requires focus — and coworking spaces with quiet areas provide the ideal environment to escape distractions and get things done.
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