‘The New Rules of Work’ explores the transformative landscape of 21st-century employment, challenging the traditional 9-to-5 office paradigm. This insightful book examines three pivotal trends reshaping our work lives: remote work, alternative schedules like the four-day workweek, and universal basic income.

By tracing the evolution of work from the industrial revolution to the digital age, it provides context for understanding why conventional work models are being reimagined. The book argues that embracing these changes can lead to increased productivity, improved employee satisfaction, and more sustainable business practices.

It draws on a wealth of research, including case studies of companies successfully implementing new work models and economic analyses of universal basic income experiments. What sets this guide apart is its holistic approach, considering not just technological disruptions but also the human element, exploring how these changes affect personal fulfillment and societal structures.

Structured in three parts, ‘The New Rules of Work’ introduces key concepts, explores their implications, and offers practical guidance for individuals and organizations to adapt. It combines academic rigor with real-world applicability, using data-driven analysis and relatable anecdotes to engage readers across various career stages.

By addressing controversies and providing strategies for thriving in this new landscape, the book equips readers to navigate the future of work confidently.