The Changing Workplace

From Me to We

This is a surprising book which presents us the changing trend of work place with the emergence of big data. This may bring us more imaginations: in the future, should the employers trace their employees' movement in work places? Can the colour of an interior wall change the way that we think and perceive? Even do you need an actual office now? The answers may be varied. But we are sure that the design of work place is changing in the role of enhancing working efficiency. This book unfolds in accordance to this idea. We have to admit that with the development of age of big data, work places are changing from a spatial order of "I" to that of "We." Changes are constant and develop with social developments. We hope this book will trigger readers' deep thoughts.

The Changing Workplace

The Changing Workplace

Will rapidly changing employment trends mean the end of work as we now know it? How can we achieve a work/life balance when many employees say they are working harder and longer than ever before? With over half a million school children working illegally, are younger people being exploited? This book looks at the many challenges facing British workers due to the changing nature of work. The information comes from a wide variety of sources and includes government reports and statistics, newspaper reports, features, magazine articles and surveys, literature from lobby groups and charitable organisations.