We're about to examine 🤖 AI and 🏡 home working with: - Prof Efpraxia Zamani, Durham University Business School - Prof Carl Frey Carl Benedikt Frey, Oxford Internet Institute Watch LIVE: parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/46…

We now move on to the implications of🏡home working for🏭 industrial relations with: - Kirsty Watt, Acas - Stephen Ratcliffe, Baker McKenzie - Tania Goodman, Collyer Bristow Watch here: parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/46…

🗣️On 31 March we asked Pippa Stacey Pippa (she/her) Astriid about the advantages of home working for people with energy-limiting conditions. Here's what she had to say. 👇

Our evidence sessions conclude on Monday 14 July in a session with Department for Business and Trade. Join us as we question the Minister for Employment Rights, Competition and Markets, Justin Madders MP, on the Government’s policies towards remote and hybrid working.

🗣️ We asked Paul Swinney, Paul Swinney, Centre for Cities on 8 May about the impact of home working on 🏙️ towns and cities. Watch the clip below 👇

We're looking forward to hearing from the Minister, Justin Madders MP, on Monday.

In our final evidence session today, the Minister for Employment Rights, Competition and Markets, Justin Madders MP speaks to the Committee on the Government's policies towards remote and hybrid working. Watch LIVE from 2pm here: parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/3d…

🗣️ How has home working impacted commuting demand and rail revenue? On 8 May, David Harding shared 🚄 Network Rail analysis with the House of Lords Home-based Working Committee Committee Here's what he told us 👇

On 13 May, Prof Nick Bloom Nick Bloom, Professor of Economics, Stanford University told the House of Lords Home-based Working Committee Committee about his research on how home working has affected 👨‍💼staff retention rates. View the clip below 👇

On 14 July we asked the Minister Justin Madders MP the Government's stance on the "right to disconnect" out of working hours. Here's what he told the Committee:

What are the potential downsides of working remotely? We heard from Dr Emma Harrington of UVA on 19 May. See what she said below.

How has home working affected the job market? Verity Davidge Verity Davidge of Make UK Campaigns told the Committee what the manufacturing sector is experiencing on 9 June. You can hear her speak below:

What has home working done for recruitment and retention, and how can companies adapt? Stephen Noakes of Nationwide gave us his view on 9 June, below:

💻 A delegation of Committee Members and staff visited Zoom on Tuesday (2 Sep). We heard about how Zoom has designed its office space, its technology and its office attendance policies in order to support effective hybrid working. 🙏 Thank you to Zoom for hosting us!

What can companies do to address the risk of feelings of isolation among home workers? Hear Drew Smith of Zoom's take on it from 16 June in this clip:

What impact has hybrid and remote working had on how businesses use office space and on team connectivity and collaboration? Hear what Tim Creswick (@timcreswick) of Vorboss had to say on 23 June below:

We asked Prof Carl Frey on 30 June about the interaction between generative AI and remote working. Hear what he said below:

What responsibilities do employers have towards home workers? Tania Goodman of Collyer Bristow described some notable examples to us on 30 June. Hear her views below:

Can employers use changes in pay and bonuses as an incentive to get workers back to the office? Stephen Ratcliffe Baker McKenzie gave us his take on 30 June, which you can see below: