Millions of people are now working from home in an unexpected global experiment triggered by Covid-19. Many employers and employees are finding this works for them. The benefits of this shift are potentially transformative – etc.
Workhome Project Podcasts
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Millions of people are now working from home in an unexpected global experiment triggered by Covid-19. Many employers and employees are finding this works for them. The benefits of this shift are potentially transformative – etc.
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Publishing Since
8/14/2020
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March 31, 2021
S1E2 - Design for Home-based Work
<h1>Episode Notes</h1> <p>The Workhome Project Team discuss various opportunities for design to improve our ability to work from home. Each member of our team created a short 3 minute presentation on a different aspect of design for home based work, from the neighbourhood scale down to the scale of digital technology and behavioural change.</p>
August 14, 2020
S1E1 - Social Inequality and the Workhome
Working from home is becoming the new norm – while white collar workers have benefited, it has increased inequality for many working class employees. Here more about these issues on our latest podcast, ‘Social Inequality and the Workhome’, with Dr Frances Holliss and Richard Brown.
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