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As we've all been forced to rethink how we work, where we work and what work actually means to us, we ask the question, has the pandemic made work more human. We were joined by CEOs Joanna Swash and John Jeffcock to get the leaders perspective on how things are changing and what the workplace might hold for us in the coming months and years.
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