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New words reflect the world of work in 2025

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New words reflect the world of work in 2025

The world of work is changing all the time – and so is the language we use to talk about it. From 'wanderpreneur' to 'coffee badging’, people are continuously finding new ways to describe our jobs, the workplace, and those within it.

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