Coffee Shop Conundrum: Cut the Wi-Fi, or Cater to Remote Workers?
Some restaurant owners and managers have decided that they would rather not cater to remote workers. Here's why coffee shops may stop supporting the work-from-anywhere crowd.
Can Telemedicine Help Combat the Opioid Epidemic?
To help combat the opioid epidemic, a national public health emergency, doctors are now able to prescribe addiction medicine virtually.
5 Tips for Small Business Owners, Founders
For some people, the ultimate step toward building a flexible career comes in striking out on their own. Here are five things to remember along the way.
Enough About Millennials—The Linksters Are Coming
Representing about 18% of the world’s population, the Linksters are the first generation born right into technology such as smart phones and social media.
Enago: Moving Flex Forward
Robert Kasher, Vice President-Strategic Alliances for Enago, talks about operating a global company and the role flexibility will play in its future growth.
Work Flex News: Why Flexibility Isn’t Just for the Mommy Track, and More
In her new book, Morra Aarons-Mele explores how flexible work and work-life balance have been inextricably caught up in the so-called “mommy-track”.
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.
How To Work Seamlessly While Traveling
Wondering how to work seamlessly while traveling? Check out this list of life-saving tools for the working-nomad.
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.
Polycom: Moving Flex Forward
Andrew Cuneo, Corporate Communications Senior Manager at Polycom, discusses the company’s contributions to flex and the impact flex will have on its future.
