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Some businesses are giving staff incentives to get them back into the workplace.
Some businesses are giving staff incentives to get them back into the workplace.
Campaigners want to see the end of all outdoor advertising, calling it "sight pollution".
Letting staff choose when to take bank holidays boosts work-life balance and productivity, some firms say.
People living in disused buildings can save on rent, while owners are reassured the property is occupied.
As the cost of living soars 'repair cafes' are growing in popularity.
City centres across the US and Canada are still much quieter than before the pandemic started.
Climate change concerns have prompted a change of strategy for 295 firms.
Some businesses are giving staff incentives to get them back into the workplace.
Campaigners want to see the end of all outdoor advertising, calling it "sight pollution".
Letting staff choose when to take bank holidays boosts work-life balance and productivity, some firms say.
People living in disused buildings can save on rent, while owners are reassured the property is occupied.
As the cost of living soars 'repair cafes' are growing in popularity.
City centres across the US and Canada are still much quieter than before the pandemic started.
Climate change concerns have prompted a change of strategy for 295 firms.
Campaigners want to see the end of all outdoor advertising, calling it "sight pollution".
Letting staff choose when to take bank holidays boosts work-life balance and productivity, some firms say.
People living in disused buildings can save on rent, while owners are reassured the property is occupied.
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