Dutch government asks for advice on workplace innovation
The Dutch government sent in June 2020 a request for advice to the Social and Economic Council (SER) regarding workplace innovation.
Workplace innovation supports the implementation of the European Pillar of Social Rights
The European Pillar of Social Rights is the social strategy to make sure that the transitions of climate-neutrality, digitalisation and demographic change, as well as the recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, are socially fair and just.
The future of work in Exeter – which way will it go?
Comparative data published by the Centre for Cities reveals Exeter as a city of contrasts. It’s a fast-growing city both in terms of population and in housing stock.
German Bundestag has decided to increase the support for social innovation
Social Innovation and Workplace Innovation will get now more visibility, support and funding to move forward to new and better practices in Germany.
EUWIN Relaunches
The international organisation which has effectively delivered more impetus and understanding of the workplace innovation movement has relaunched.
With people returning to work, how can organisations ‘build back better’?
A ‘provocation’ paper exploring how UK businesses can innovate to improve working practices and boost performance.
Share, Learn and Adapt
Our open webinar on Tuesday 23rd is your opportunity to ask questions and explore good practice with part of our team of experts.
Workplace Innovation Webinar
Hear from experts and an international business leader who has inspired and informed real change. Gain practical guidance and insights. Share your experiences with other companies.
The EUWIN Bulletin
The EUWIN Bulletin is bringing fresh insights and news about workplace innovation to our large international community of practitioners and experts.
International Journal of Technology Transfer and Commercialisation
A special issue (vol. 16, nr. 3) has been published on “Workplace innovation in the era of disruptive technologies” by the Guest Editors Peter Oeij, Diana Rus, Steven Dhondt and Geert van Hootegem.