Neil Franklin is a News Editor at Insight. He focuses on themes related to HR and workforce dynamics, careers and employment, and the impact of artificial intelligence across various sectors, including construction and real estate. Neil's work has been featured in Mondaq and Works. magazine.
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Neil Franklin's coverage predominantly focuses on workplace-related topics, such as flexible working, employment trends, and well-being. He heavily relies on data to support his articles. When reaching out to Neil with pitches or contributions, consider providing access to relevant and recent data that supports the angle of the pitch. Additionally, experts in human resources, employment law, and workplace well-being may find success in offering insights into these evolving workplace dynamics for potential inclusion in his articles.
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By: Neil Franklin
Companies that fail to adopt a people-focused approach to artificial intelligence risk losing their best AI employees within the next two years, according to new research from Gartner
By: Neil Franklin
A new report from Turner & Townsend claims that a combination of a rise in demand for premium, Grade A office space and a shortfall in supply in many
By: Neil Franklin
Business leaders, policymakers and workplace experts have warned that the UK’s fragmented approach to work, wellbeing and welfare is undermining
By: Neil Franklin
UK employers are prioritising cost management over growth as rising business costs and global uncertainty continue to weigh on confidence. This is according to the latest
By: Neil Franklin
Resilience, not scale or speed, will define the next phase of corporate real estate strategy across EMEA, as occupiers face a convergence of pressures reshaping how and where they operate.
Adecco has warned that companies are accelerating the adoption of artificial intelligence faster than they are preparing their workforces for the
By: Neil Franklin
Former health secretary Alan Milburn has warned that Britain risks a “generational, societal and economic catastrophe” unless employers and government adapt to rising levels of poor mental health among young people.
By: Neil Franklin
European workers are increasingly optimistic about their chances of finding a new job, despite having some of the worst engagement levels of any employees in the world, according to new Gallup research
By: Neil Franklin
Employees who respond positively to management jargon and corporate buzzwords may be less effective at analytical thinking and workplace decision-making, according to new research from Cornell University
By: Neil Franklin
Prime office rents in the City of London have continued to rise, bringing them closer to levels traditionally associated with the capital’s West End as demand for high quality workspace outpaces supply. New figures from
