Mark Eltringham is a Publisher at Works. magazine. He focuses on themes related to business and economics, including labor laws, labor markets, and the evolving landscape of remote work and digital nomadism. Mark is featured in Works. magazine, where he explores topics such as career pathing and professional development.
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Mark Eltringham's articles primarily focus on workplace-related themes such as human resources, health & wellbeing, office furniture, and flexible working. His coverage heavily relies on data and expert commentary.
To effectively reach out to Mark, consider providing industry-specific data or research findings related to the evolving nature of work environments. Expert insights into topics like office design trends, employee wellness initiatives, or the impact of technology on workplace dynamics could also be valuable for his coverage.
As Mark focuses on national (UK) content, pitches should align with UK-centric workplace issues or offer insights from relevant UK experts in these fields.
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The new issue of Works magazine is now available for you to read online free here. As another transformative year for the workplace winds down, Works
By: Mark Eltringham
There was a time during and after the pandemic when it looked like time was up for the world’s major business districts.
What would happen if a bridge constantly supports a stream of traffic over time? No matter how robust or well-built it is, there will come a time
By: Mark Eltringham
Corporate adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) appears to be slowing, raising questions about the pace at which the technology will deliver
One of the many criticisms you could make of us as a business is a reliance on company sponsored surveys to generate news stories about workplaces.
By: Mark Eltringham
Meta is installing work tracking software on the computers of some employees that records mouse movements, keystrokes and other interactions in order
By: Mark Eltringham
More than half of UK freelancers and small business owners have considered giving up self-employment over the past year, according to new research from The Accountancy Partnership.
By: Mark Eltringham
A new study commissioned by the organisers of the ORGATEC office design trade fair suggests that the physical workplace continues to play a
By: Mark Eltringham
The digital edition of issue 20 of Works magazine is now available for you to read here.
We are launching a new publication, Sustainability Works. With the first issue scheduled for August 2026, the new title will incorporate thought
