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"Business leaders are well aware of the advantages of hybrid working – ones that are key to holding their position in today's competitive market"
Flex appeal
IWG’s on-demand membership rises 93% year- on-year as global appetite for hybrid working soars Global demand for hybrid
woring has led to a significant increase in flexible, multimaret worspace memberships, according to new data from I, the worlds largest flexible worspace franchise. esearch shows that the
adoption of hybrid woring, and utilisation of flexible office space can significantly improve a business bottom line. Companies are now saving on
traditionally fixed overhead costs including rent, heating, and support staff, adding up to an average of more than , per employee. It is also becoming clear, however, that the office is increasingly important for fostering inperson collaboration – IWG has signed Nippon Telegraph and Telephone orporation for its , employees to work from any of Is , worspaces globally, and similar agreement with Standard Chartered for its , employees.
IWG CEO Mark Dixon:
he significant growth of businesses adopting our ondemand model demonstrates that business leaders are well aware of the advantages of hybrid woring. his fundamentally peoplecentric approach enables companies to attract and retain the best talent, which is absolutely ey in todays competitive maret. ltimately, businesses save money, gain flexibility, and reduce their carbon footprint, while employees spend less time and money travelling without losing the social aspect of office life.
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