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JD Supra: The new normal for workplaces

Octavius Black, Mind Gym CEO has been mentioned discussing productivity while working from home, “There is a risk of productivity collapse as people burn out, can’t cope, feel exhausted, and opt-out. Companies won’t notice until quite far down the road, and will find it hard to recover.” Read the full article here.

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Personnel Today: Is it really the end of the office?

Mind Gym has been mentioned in a Personnel Today article about the return to work. A survey of more than 2,000 office workers commissioned by behavioral science consultancy Mind Gym found that six in 10 wanted to remain working from home in some capacity on a permanent basis, rising to three-quarters in London. Read the full article here.

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UK workers want to continue working from home

New research finds that two-thirds of UK workers want to continue working from home in some capacity, with two-thirds also anxious about returning to the workplace.

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The Economist: Working life has entered a new era

The UK economy is on the brink of a productivity collapse, with British workers admitting they could get away with an average of 2 hours and 20 minutes less work each day, and more than one third feeling less motivated as a result of remote working during the pandemic.

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