Information and communications technologies are making the site of work less important, radically changing many working practices.
UK Teleworking, June 1995 (52 KB , PDF)
Information and communications technologies (ICTs) are making the actual site of work less important, radically changing many working
practices. Such ‘teleworking’ can take many forms – individuals can work from home or ‘on the road’, while companies can distribute
their work and workforces throughout the world. These trends have major impacts on companies and workers alike.
UK Teleworking, June 1995 (52 KB , PDF)
Buildings contribute a significant proportion of the UK’s carbon emissions and play a key role in achieving net zero emissions targets. This POSTbrief explores the emissions associated with buildings, from design to end of life, and presents an overview of the opportunities for reducing their carbon impact.
Two Parliamentary Academic Fellows are conducting a research project examining the global landscape of mechanisms connecting academic knowledge with parliaments. Find out how to contribute.
This rapid response presents current research on the impact of the pandemic on the ECEC sector in England and the impact of changes in access to ECEC on pre-school children.
