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Broadening the scope

Anthony Ainsworth, COO at npower Business Solutions explains why Scope 3 needs to be on your sustainability agenda At the start of this year, there was real optimism that 2021 would be a year of major climate action. While several ...

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The human touch

Sara Bean talks with Environmental Psychologist and Workplace Strategist Dr Nigel Oseland about the decades of research behind his new book and why an understanding of the psychology of the workplace is essential as we embrace new ways of working ...

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Facilities management in 2022

Following another year of disruption due to COVID, what do you think will be the most pressing challenges for facilities management in 2022? Given the changes to the way we work following the pandemic, which is having huge repercussions for ...

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Strategic storage

With many companies likely to need to still access important items, even as they downsize their offices or clear space for collaborative areas, Rachel Houghton, Managing Director at Business Moves Group offers advice on accessible storage options for office furniture ...

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Control the flow

Sustainable drainage systems (SuDS) can be an asset for your business as well as benefitting the environment, says Caroline Birdsall, UK and Ireland Director of Marketing for The Millboard Company Stories about the impacts of prolonged droughts and sudden flood ...

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Support staff

With a recent survey revealing that workplace wellbeing is a priority for staff, it’s time to invest in workspace technology to support the health, safety and wellbeing of workers, says Paul Zuidema, Managing Director EMEA, Ergotron Over the last 18 ...

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Break clauses

Commercial Property Lawyer Karen Mason and Co-Founder of specialist real estate law firm Newmanor Law, offers advice on negotiating a break clause that is appropriate for your business With many of the COVID-related restrictions having now been lifted, many organisations ...

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Heart of fashion

London College of Fashion, part of University of the Arts London (UAL), is moving from six separate buildings to an inclusive and sustainable new single site in 2023. Sara Bean took an exclusive tour into the heart of the innovative ...

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Career Ladder talks to the MD at Cento

Q: What first attracted you to working in FM, did you have much awareness of the profession? When I was younger I didn’t really know what I wanted to do, I knew I was quite a practical person and after ...

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Environmental training

Nick Blake, Principal FM Consultant, BSRIA and CIRIA Co-Author and Trainer discusses the importance of environmental training to foster sustainable practice in FM No matter what industry we work in, we all know how important it is for businesses to ...

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