Neil Franklin is a journalist who focuses on national issues in the United Kingdom. He writes for Works. magazine, covering topics related to the built environment, workplace insights, government policies, and climate change. His articles provide insights into the current trends and challenges in the UK's working landscape.
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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
Hybrid working has enabled businesses to cut energy usage by a fifth as they replace large office space with flexible workspaces
By: Neil Franklin
According to a new poll of employees from Workhuman, managers are crucial for both individual professional development and overall company culture.
By: Neil Franklin
The number of Britons who say they are experiencing stress or burnout in the workplace doubled in 2023 compared to the previous year, according to a poll from
By: Neil Franklin
The number of Britons who say they are experiencing stress or burnout doubled in 2023 compared to the previous year, according to a poll
By: Neil Franklin
The Federal Trade Commission dealt a blow to restrictive employment practices by issuing a rule that bans most noncompete agreements
By: Neil Franklin
The 2024 RICS first quarter monitor for the UK commercial property market indicates tentative signs that the market is moving into a recovery phase, though there is still ample evidence that there remains a challenging backdrop. Higher borrowing rates are holding back investments along with other structural headwinds such as a weak economy, online shopping, […]
A new poll from BSI claims that employee health and employer flexibility are key elements to harness a future age-diverse workforce.
UK employees are suffering higher cost-of-living expenses, especially due to transportation costs and tensions may rise as many companies enforce return-to-office policies.
By: Neil Franklin
The British Council for Offices Awards for London have gone to seven office buildings across the city.
A new poll from Ricoh Europe claims that the majority of organisations lack the technology to support flexible working, with only 30 percent of
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