A Tale as old as Time

A Tale as old as Time

In A survey from the US’s Society for Human Resource Management half of the respondents admitted that they have fancied a colleague at work at some point in time. And three quarters of the correspondents said that they were fine with colleagues dating each other....
A shrinking world

A shrinking world

During the pandemic remote work became normality. Fewer than 30% of knowledge workers around the world are working from the office every day. This means that many employees are interacting with far fewer co-workers during the day than they used to at their desks...
Time Poverty

Time Poverty

Time to spend with the family, time for yourself, time to work, time for household chores – it can be very challenging finding time for everything that needs to be done and everything you would like to do. Especially parents will always point their biggest complaint...
The effects of home working on children

The effects of home working on children

Experts say that increased exposure to parents working can have downsides for the children’s development and on how a child perceive the role of a job in a parent’s life. But there may be upsides too, and things parents can do to amplify the positive sides over the...
Reshuffled Priorities

Reshuffled Priorities

On-site childcare is the dream of many parents and yet it is not very common. Being able to breastfeed during the day while being at the office, and to reduce expenses and commuting efforts childcare in the workplace can be a big relief. Since the pandemic, employees...
Name the Future

Name the Future

Uncommon baby names become more and more popular. As populations are growing people want to make sure their babies have unique names. Baby naming is a highly emotionally charged process. Parents want to make sure they do a good job at setting their baby up for...
The looming return to the office

The looming return to the office

Since hybrid and remote working models have become a normal situation during the last two years, it has become increasingly favorable to work from outside a physical office space. Companies are now paying higher wages in order to get employees back to offices....
Forces driving successful change

Forces driving successful change

There are certain economic and social forces that drive the need for major change in organizations. These include technological change, international economic integration and maturation of markets in developed countries. The technological changes include faster and...