Since Cushman & Wakefield’s publication of “Workplace Ecosystems of the Future” in early 2021, much of the world finds itself in a different place relative to the global pandemic. Variants continue to impact communities—certainly no one has declared victory. Still, in many locations, life looks and feels closer to life before 2020.
Relocating to a new office isn’t always straightforward. Getting it right takes a great deal of planning and preparation, but the question for most businesses is, where do you start? We understand better than anyone the complexities of moving (which isn’t as simple as packing and unpacking – trust us!), which is why we’ve prepared a handy step-by-step guide to help you understand the process.
Activity-based working (ABW) has been shown to reduce company costs, improve employee engagement and improve collaborative effectiveness in the modern workplace. With benefits like that, it’s no surprise that businesses are searching for ways to implement it – but what exactly is it, and how is it implemented?
There are manifold benefits to tapping into humans’ innate connection with nature, though the best examples of biophilia in the workplace take a multi-sensory approach.
A sustainable office can create a virtuous circle, helping to nourish a winning working culture, attracting and retaining staff, and improving wellness of staff while boosting productivity.
A little investment in the office can go a long way, but more funding can change an organisation’s internal culture and external brand almost overnight. Here follows a handful of compelling reasons why investing in your office can pay back many times over. It can upgrade an organisation’s office culture for the better.
Offices have transformed markedly in the last decade, as have the demands of employees – so what are the essential areas successful businesses must have?
