Keeping Your Workplace Well This Spring.

The Modern Office

The right arrangement of people, processes and places will enhance the office aesthetics, improve employee wellbeing, increase cooperation and help facilitate decision-making business processes. The most effective and modern office spaces are characterised by division into different zones that support employees as they perform particular tasks. An office should be adjusted to employees, not the other way round. A good solution to each of these problems is the right office space arrangement combined with the right choice of functional furniture solutions.

• Your people are what really make up a business. A successful organisation doesn’t happen without great people.
• The tasks that people undertake in work each day can be done more efficiently with a functionally arranged office.
• An office layout that incorporates the work styles of different departments will improve the quality of business processes.

Working From Home

All the working from home now proves that it is possible to keep business going and not be physically present in the office. Some people have discovered the pleasures of home working, and who doesn’t miss the daily commute – so it’s understandable that some may prefer to continue working from home.

A physical office does a fantastic job of implementing a much-needed barrier between work and home life. Remote working, on the other hand, gives way to an unhealthy and imagined pressure that we ought to be constantly available, which can
have profound implications on our productivity – and at its worst, lead to burnout.

The jury is still out on whether employees who work from home or work from an office are more productive. But with a dedicated workspace where you can concentrate, it becomes easier to unlock the benefits of remote working.