BUSINESS
Flexible working for a brighter future
at Mexborough Business & Training Centre
Office culture has changed a lot since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. In 2020, 40 percent of the workforce worked remotely, instigating a total shift in attitudes towards the way in which we work.
Companies are now looking to reinvent the working environment to improve flexibility and reduce costs.
If your business office needs have changed or you’re looking for a more flexible option, Mexborough Business Centre has a variety of workspace opportunities to help you work safely and more efficiently. Under-used office space costs businesses around £10bn a year in England. And with a rise in cloud-based technology and file sharing software, companies are now realising there is far less need for employees to all be under the same roof. But in the same breath, working from home can feel isolating and reduce staff morale. Surely there is a hybrid approach? That’s where options like the hub and spoke model and hot desking come in to play.
The hub and spoke model is by no means a
new concept, but it has increased in recent years with the rise in staff looking for more flexible employers. Around nine in ten job seekers now list flexibility as their main requirement when searching for new roles.
This business model means companies have a central HQ or hub of their business, usually in a city centre, with smaller spoke offices around the country based on staff locality. This enables the workforce to cut down on their commute, work closer to home and improve that vital work/ life balance. Having smaller regional offices also means companies can reduce their carbon footprint by saving on energy bills to power bigger, underutilised offices as well as emissions from commutes. Similarly, hot desking provides a flexible ad-hoc option for self-employed sole traders who can’t or don’t want to work from home but don’t require an office for just one person. You can simply turn up, find a desk, plug in your workstation and go.
At Mexborough Business Centre, their high- quality office space is set within an historic grammar school that has been modernised and well-equipped to attract a range of businesses. There are breakout areas, meeting rooms and an on-site café with a five-star food hygiene rating. There is also a large car park and the centre is
easily accessible with great public transport links and in close proximity to the motorway. Due to its accessible location, practical layout and historical interest, it is clear to see why such a varied range of businesses from across different industries choose Mexborough Business Centre as their base. There are accountants, life coaches and even hair and beauty salons on site.
If you have any questions regarding the various flexible office options available, the MBC business team are always on-hand to answer your queries or give advice about which option would suit your individual needs.
Looking for a new office or workspace?
We have various flexible options available to suit your business needs
Hot desking from £25 a day No contracts - flexible and cost-effective Great for self-employed or freelancers
Treatment room for hire from £50 a day
Complete with beauty bed and kitchen with fridge and washing machine
Great for mobile-based or self-employed beauticians or holistic therapists
Virtual offices
Registered business address with unique regional phone number and mail holding/forwarding.
Optional call answering and message forwarding
Now offering Hub and Spoke offices Smaller satellite offices for larger companies with a city-based HQ
Training rooms now available for hire
Various sizes suitable up to 50 people Competitive daily rates plus discounts for block bookings
Projector and screen available
Why choose MBC? 24-hour security
On-site café and dining room Business support Ample car parking Close to local amenities Great transport links
College Road, Mexborough, Doncaster S64 9JP Tel. 01709 590005 Website.
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