ResearchStudy reveals C02 levels in offices are ‘silently damaging UK productivity’
6 months ago7 min
A new study concludes that a failure to regulate environmental conditions is negatively impacting workers’ cognitive functions.
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Workplace productivity is being impeded as a direct result of dated office design, according to the Meeting Expectations report, released by K2 Space.
ResearchUnite says: ‘1000s of workers are being denied toilet dignity’ in the workplace
6 months ago4 min
Unite the trade union is demanding that employers take action to ensure that workers are granted toilet dignity in the workplace.
ExclusivesResearchThe Biophilic Office at BRE – Gathering the Evidence for the Value of Nature-Inspired Design
7 months ago9 min
Simon Guy communications lead at BRE, says biophilic design is about bringing us back into contact with nature. An exciting, first-of-its-kind research project by BRE and partners gathers evidence on the value of nature-inspired design.
WSP calls for greater productivity focus in planning and design to tackle UK productivity puzzle
ResearchWeWork economic impact report: Hidden value of re-imagining work environments revealed
7 months ago5 min
A new report on the economic impact of the WeWork network in London’ has revealed key insights on innovation economy, productivity.
Leader in Interior Landscaping Highlights Macro and Micro Trends for Modernising the Workplace
ResearchBritain’s stressed-out workers are hurting UK productivity – says new research
8 months ago8 min
More than two-fifths of British workers say they regularly lose sleep as a result of workplace stress, a study from Wrike has found.
ResearchNew study by British Land reveals designing for wellbeing could boost economy by £15bn
8 months ago7 min
A new report, ‘A Design for Life’, commissioned by British Land says that improving mental health and wellbeing in our cities could have significant and positive impacts.
ResearchWorkfront report says workers are too swamped to innovate
8 months ago4 min
A new study suggests excessive meetings and emails are cannibalising productivity