Signal File: what this week’s signals say about work’s structural turn
From diverging career paths to CEO turnover rates, work is reorganising across pathways, power and permanence
Why shared workspace is becoming the new competitive advantage
As occupiers search for richer experiences and landlords compete for relevance, shared workspace is emerging as a powerful differentiator according to a new report
Investing in people: why good ergonomics is good economics
Ergonomic design is one of those invisible infrastructures that sit below the waterline inside organisations. But failure to address employee discomfort can be costly, says Humanscale
Signal File: signals that spotlight the renegotiation of work expectations
The relationship between people and work is becoming more openly transactional – and more emotionally charged. Shorter periods of time…
Design Forecast 2026: experience as the real metric for real estate
Gensler’s Design Forecast 2026 sets out six key trends you won’t miss in the coming year as workplace experience, the power of AI and ‘HQ-plus’ environments set the creative agenda
The WORKTECH Index: new survey tool to help firms improve experience
Companies recognise the challenge of boosting employee experience but often struggle to marshal the right data insights to effect change. A new survey tool aims to bridge that gap
How the neuroscience behind wayfinding can build belonging
Our brains work the same whether finding our way around busy offices or bustling cities, according to Tim Fendley, keynote speaker at WORKTECH London
Signal File: the weeks headlines on AI infrastructure and ethics
From data centres that are out of this world to new global standards for neurotechnology, this week’s signals highlight how technology, design and governance are converging
