CAFM & IT
RE-ENGAGING THE WORKFORCE
Why is occupancy data essential to helping employees return to the workplace? Tim Wheatley, CTO at Irisys explains.
Following a year where the physical workplace, our attitudes towards it, and the world at large saw unparalleled disruption, it is likely that the role of the office will fundamentally change in the months and years ahead.
Our discussions with industry leaders have revealed a huge shift in perception, with many reassessing the culture of presenteeism - a trait long believed to be necessary for employees to perform their job functions to the best of their abilities.
As businesses of all shapes and sizes set their sights on a return to the office, owners will have to address three key
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aspects of working life: alleviating employees’ anxieties, optimising the use of the physical space, and improving the overall employee experience.
Here we explore these trends, examining why occupancy data is so important and what business owners have to do to get it right.
Employees and their wellbeing Employees’ expectations have changed. They must be assured that their health and wellbeing is front-of-mind and not an afterthought. For business owners, this means clearly demonstrating any new measures that have been
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