18 months later: post-pandemic planning in the public and private sectors

John Leonard
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From more working from home to office closures and new technologies, coronavirus has changed everything, but IT leaders are confident they'll get through

A quick scan of recent headlines offers an instructive summary of how attitudes to the workplace work are changing as a result of the pandemic. Here's one from HR Director: 60 per cent want to work...

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