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ARTICLE · 26 AUGUST 2021

How To Manage The Changing Workplace

As businesses across the world attempt to pick up the pieces arising from the coronavirus pandemic. There appears to be a division between organisations that would like to see the work environment...

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As businesses across the world attempt to pick up the pieces arising from the coronavirus pandemic. There appears to be a division between organisations that would like to see the work environment return to exactly the same format as before the pandemic, indeed in some sectors, there is little choice, such as construction, hospitality and agriculture.  Other industry sectors have seen distinct advantages in the adaptions they were forced to make and intend to retain them such as restaurants turning to take-away options and clothing shops selling online. 

The accountants Price Waterhouse Cooper (PWC) conducted a survey in January which demonstrated that 83% of employers found that staff working-from-home proved to be equally as effective as staff working in the office.  The argument that the culture of a business can only be maintained by face-to-face engagement in the office is fading before clear evidence that it is not the case.

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