August 16, 2022
Employees at large firms only in office for 1.5 days a week on average
A global study of nearly 80 offices in 13 countries with nearly 80,000 employees has revealed a seismic shift in working pattens, with people now coming into the office an average of just 1.4 days a week, versus nearly four days a week before the Covid-19 pandemic. The Advanced Workplace Associates (AWA) Hybrid Working Index study [registration], conducted during June and July this year, found that on an average day two thirds of desks are unused and just over a quarter of people are coming into the offices, with the attendance figure dropping to just 12 percent on Fridays. More →
July 25, 2022
Have we arrived at a point of equilibrium in the great workplace conversation?
by Mark Eltringham • Comment, Flexible working, Wellbeing