Office Workers, check out this article about moving Beyond Cubicles: Crafting a 'People First' Workplace https://okt.to/fwQGxg #office #officefun #officework #corporateculture
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The office has become a place of contentious experimentation for what seems like forever. But, here’s an 8 point solution to getting workers back to the office, maybe. #returntooffice #work #hybridwork #remotework #culture #productivity #officedesign
RTO in 2024: Fast Company’s 8-point guide for designing an office your workers actually want to return to
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In today's workplace, having a deep understanding of employee work styles and behaviors is paramount to creating spaces that cater to their diverse needs. One common issue arises when individuals find themselves uncomfortable taking or listening to private calls in open-plan offices due to the unavailability of meeting rooms. By harnessing the insights provided by data, work environments that promote productivity, collaboration, and overall employee well-being can be created. Read more on how office makeovers are giving employees what they want: https://lnkd.in/eDeUKkis #JLL #JLLAfrica #JLLMENA #Workplace
Office makeovers: giving employees what they want
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Research has found that 2.25 days is the ideal frequency for office attendance amongst UK professionals, which is thankfully similar to the 2.43 days that employers prefer for office time. This harmony is leading to staff retention and improved productivity in offices across all industries. Have you implemented any hybrid working practices yet? More here: https://bit.ly/3QrmlXe #HybridWorking #FlexibleWorking #FlexiTime
New Survey Shows UK Workers Opting for Hybrid Work
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"How can we make offices valued spaces once again? It starts with listening to workers to understand precisely what they want and need to get them back to the office." Our CEO, Steve Elliott has written an interesting piece exploring how a holistic approach can identify 'what workers want versus what they are doing at the office,' to encourage them back to the workplace.
Bringing workplaces back to their prime requires a holistic approach - Workplace Insight
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Pool tables, break-out zones and 5pm drinks ... all great! (I was sold at 5pm drinks 🥂) However, would this encourage colleagues, professionals and candidates back into the office full-time? Would your office environment and fun offering swing you into working in the office more? Personally, I enjoy coming into the office to be around my colleagues, catching up and feeling the buzz of people around me but I also appreciate time at home and the flexibility that allows. I have been speaking about this topic a lot this week, and would love to hear from more HR professionals on the subject and what your thoughts are on it/what your teams and businesses are doing around Hybrid balance. Would your office environment be a factor in being in the office more? Are you feeling a shift in office working? Would you be more likely to go into the office for these fun treats and activities? Chivonne Gray Jackie MacGregor Isla Stevenson Stewart Adams Stewart Roberts #returningtotheoffice #hybridworking #officeworking #officeenvironment #fun #incentives #officeworking #hrthoughts
Coaxing staff back with 'fun' offices defeats the point of the modern workplace
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More insight into Return to Office (RTO) from Quartz. Key takeaway: return to office isn't going away (in fact: according to this article, office occupancy is up Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday—not far from pre-pandemic levels) and "companies should be thinking through what happens when workers show up to the office." Ideas for companies include: - Focus large gatherings on company priorities (and work to shrink the list of goals). - Encourage managers to plan for when their teams will gather and scatter. - Review policies and work processes to ensure they’re optimized for hybrid work. - Refresh their mission, vision, and values to reflect their commitment to employees and let the workers know what’s expected of them. Very fascinating.
Reading the tea leaves on RTO
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As companies start to put teeth into their return to office strategies, employees are still pushing back. So, what does make the commute worth it? And how might the existing work environment be re-imagined to draw people back? Managing Principal Craig Zodikoff and Principal, Workplace Solutions Gillian Baikie look at how employees work from home and where to find the answers. View the full whitepaper: https://lnkd.in/geAPspkx #Workplace #ReturntoOffice #HybridWork #Office
Fostering the Office Employees Actually Want to Use
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The way we view office spaces has undergone a massive transformation in recent times with the shift to remote working after the pandemic, leading to a large percentage of employees embracing the flexibility and comfort of working from home.🏠 As we navigate a new normal, there is growing recognition that the office remains an important space for collaboration, creativity, and building company culture. Thousands of businesses are left wondering how they can entice their employees back to the office, which is why we have created this article explaining the importance of innovative workplace design in attracting employees back to the office. Read the blog here and start thinking about how you can attract your employees back to the office in 2024: https://lnkd.in/eE38kGE2 #ReturnToTheOffice #WorkplaceDesign #OfficeDesign #EmployeeSatisfaction #EmployeeWellbeing #Office #PhysicalOffice #OfficeDesignAndBuild #OfficeRefurbishment
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This is extremely true and definitely, something that I believe all workplaces need to look into and take into consideration the impact of a "forced" back-in-the-office approach as a blanket rule across organisations isn't the correct approach. I believe that different divisions and different focuses mean that different styles of offices, workspaces, co-shared spaces, and individual private focus spaces need to be accounted for. What works for some individuals may have a completely different impact and be an onerous task for others. I believe that taking into account that individuals come from all walks of life, different experience levels, different mental health levels, and different capacities open plan offices are detrimental to some while individual offices are detrimental to others. It is definitely a balancing act that businesses and organisations need to focus more on and put more effort into accounting to ensure they are creating a safe, supportive and welcoming workplace!
Is there still a place for physical workspaces in 2024? Office attendance remains 30% below pre-pandemic levels and it’s getting harder for employers to deliver offices that meets workers’ needs. New research explains office spaces are still valuable, but employers should think more carefully about how and when to use them.
Forcing workers into the office misses the point
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