Getting Parents Back to Work With Flexibility
Miranda Gregory of GPS Return is helping to make getting back to work after a career break a normal, accepted, and expected step in every parent’s career.
Take 5: Irenka Krone-Germann and Mirko Humbert on Jobsharing and Flexibility
Irenka Krone-Germann and Mirko Humbert are preparing for the 2nd International Colloquium on Job Sharing, scheduled for Nov. 6 in Basel, Switzerland.
Research Explainer: Part-Time Work Can Be Better By Design
When companies take time to formulate a plan for part-time work, design those positions, and implement things fairly, the results can be beneficial for all.
Work Flex News: Why Older Workers Keep Staying on the Job, and More
A recent study shows that many older workers stay in the workforce not because they have to, but because they enjoy their meaningful and flexible work.
European Freelancers Week and the State of Freelancing in Europe
Freelancers are coming out in full force in Europe this fall for the second annual European Freelancers Week, running from October 7-15, 2017.
Flexible Working Day Launches in Australia
Flexible Working Day aims to reverse the perceived negative connotations of flexible working and encourage greater uptake of flex across Australia.
Take 5: Daniel Arnold on Flexible Work in the Digital Age
Dr. Daniel Arnold helped organize an interdisciplinary conference on “Flexible Work in the Digital Age", focused on work flexbility and work-life balance.
Work Flex News: Work-life Balance ‘Increasingly Stressful for Fathers’, and More
A new report finds that fathers across the UK view the workplace as being unsupportive of their goals for a healthy work-life balance.
Working On Your Own Terms
This flexibility story comes from Katsiaryna Hubchyk, who has created the flexibility she needs to work on her own terms.
Work Flex Landscape Shifts with New Laws, Regulations
A look at recent developments around flex legislation indicates that more cities, states, and nations are showing they care about this issue.