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Is your organisation ready to clear the air?

When considering the essentials of workplace cleanliness, clean keyboards, loos and kitchen areas are the most obvious priorities. But what about air cleanliness? With proposed air purity laws on their way, it’s time for individuals and organisations to sit up and take notice of the air we all breathe.

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6 ways to reduce your organisation’s carbon footprint

There are things organisations can do to reduce CO2 emissions produced by daily operations. Read on for some pointers on the ways your organisation can reduce its carbon footprint.

Perspective

Are you ready for the workplace reckoning?

Seismic change is coming to the workplace – yet organisations are in denial and will face dire consequences.

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Shoppers concerned about Covid safety as they return to the shops

Most Brits are still nervous about heading to the high street, with 73% worried about visiting shops and cafés without visible Covid-19 measures in place. More than half (53%) of adults say they will only go into shops with visible Covid measures in place, such as air ventilation, UV technology and increased cleaning regimes. Consumers will spend around half an hour longer in stores and cafes with measures in place.

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State of Nature’s wake-up call to your organisation

The recent State of Nature report pulled no punches in highlighting the dire condition of UK nature.

News

Wave of WFH fatigue hits the UK: 43% of workers affected

More than half (52%) of British employees currently working from home (WFH) are ready to return to the office, with 43% admitting to WFH fatigue. Over a third (35%) are still concerned that their offices are not COVID secure. Better ventilation systems, increased cleaning regimes, and technology like ultraviolet disinfection systems and desk booking apps are all on the list of measures employees want to see in their workplaces.

Perspective

With AI, organisations will sink or swim

When Open AI’s ChatGPT achieved over 100m monthly users in six months, it demonstrated the appetite for generative artificial intelligence (AI). Tech giant Microsoft had already invested $1bn (£784m) in the company back in 2019. That figure has since soared to $13bn (£10.2bn). The sentiment couldn’t be clearer: “We knew it was going to be big. But did not expect it to be this big!” Yet the enthusiasm among individual users hasn’t quite been reflected in how organisations are getting to grips with the transformative technology.

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The electric vehicle fleet rush: Why your organisation should plug in now

The electric vehicle (EV) fleet rush is real and organisations are charging ahead with EV adoption.