Thanks to the instant gratification provided by on-demand services and the expectation that people are always switched on, people are no longer satisfied to have their days, weeks, and months dictated by rigid schedules. More than seeking a work-life balance, those who are making themselves available at all times of the day want to flexibly check in and out of work to maximise lulls for leisure and be more productive when they are on the clock.

Everybody gets stressed out from time to time, but 37% of Britons claim to feel this way for at least one full day each week, with workplace issues being a key trigger. Canvas8 spoke to 20 people from across the UK to find out what exactly frustrates and infuriates them at work.

A vacation typically serves as an escape from the office and day-to-day responsibilities, but for a growing number of travel-addicted professionals, the lines between work and play are blurring. Unsettled is tapping into this with retreats that combine co-working, adventure, and self-discovery.

With 62% of British business travellers now regularly extending their business trips by a few days, Soho House Group’s hotel The Ned, is perfectly designed for today’s business travellers looking to get a little more from their travels to the capital.