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Return to office policy guide

BMT Office Administration

Crafting a balanced Return to Office policy Many employers, including the federal government, have been pushing to get employees back into the office this year. On the other hand, many employees do not want to say goodbye to the flexibility they’ve grown accustomed to and return to the old days of lengthy commutes.

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How To Design Impactful Offices? Prioritize ESG Goals

All Work

Increasingly, clients also view projects this way as they consider how their workplaces reflect their environmental, social and governance (ESG) goals. The courtyard’s robust wi-fi and flexible seating options allow workers to step outside and enjoy the fresh air while hosting meetings or performing individual work.

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Transforming ESG in Workplaces: The Power of Recognition-Driven Employee Engagement

Vantage Circle

While exploring the link between employee recognition programs and broader company goals, I wasn't entirely sure how they could impact something as large-scale as ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) objectives. It helps recognize behaviors like reducing waste, conserving energy, or using sustainable transportation.

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What Is Embodied Carbon And Why Does It Matter In Workspace Design?

All Work

In the context of offices, embodied carbon is the carbon produced through the extraction, transportation, manufacturing, and assembly of the materials used to build, fit out and furnish an asset, in this case a building. transportation. transportation. Source: Sturgis Carbon Profiling/ RICS via ACAN. What is embodied carbon?

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Two in five people say they aren’t paid enough to make ends meet

Workplace Insight

To address this, 49 percent say that bringing costs down should be a top priority for the next government, while 39 percent say the elected party should bring wages in line with the cost of living. Millennials are also most likely to work from home due to the rising cost of transport (44 percent vs 30 percent of all people).

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Unintended economic consequences of remote working becoming evident

Workplace Insight

Transport data shows workers returned to offices in large numbers after restrictions lifted in February 2022. But this recovery has flatlined since the turn of the year, stabilising at around 70 per cent of February 2020 levels with most central London workers continuing to enjoy flexible, hybrid and remote working.

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Yuesheng Group Offices – Xingtai

Office Snapshots

From a city living room where afternoon coffee is served to connecting the emerging residential landscape of Xingtai New District with the industrial ecosystem, Yuesheng·Yanyuan, with its warmth, flexibility, sustainability, and strong connectivity, is shaping itself as the spatial emblem of future integration of industry and living.