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A Surprising Reason To Feel Good About Returning To The Office

Sustainable office spaces use less energy than home setups, making the return to the office a smarter, greener choice for the planet.See the Story

Environment · Swansea

Horserace Politics: gamifying political engagement – Wales Institute of Social and Economic Research and Data

Horserace Politics (HRP) offers a pioneering platform that enables users to predict the outcomes of political events in a competitive, gamified environment. HRP is led by WISERD academics Drs Matthew Wall and Louis Bromfield (both at Swansea University’s Department of Politics, Philosophy and International Relations) in collaboration with Focus Games Ltd. – a commercial partner...Read Article

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Who’s thriving, who’s struggling and who’s stuck at the kitchen table: how working lives are changing in the UK – Wales Institute of Social and Economic Research and Data

For many people in the UK work is changing: how we work, what we do and where we do it. The change is faster for some than it is for others – and it’s not always changing for the better. A new national survey — organised and managed by my colleagues and I Read Article

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