The COVID-19 pandemic is accelerating the healthy building movement. So how can we create safe spaces, where people actively want to work? The UK’s top workplace design experts explain… By Sophie Barton
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ResearchOffice technology trends: Sensors, apps and touch-free interfaces are in demand since Covid-19
6 days ago4 min
A new paper from the British Council for Offices outlines how technology is being used in offices to combat Covid-19.
EventsCOVID-19 impact on wellbeing in the workplace: Oktra and Work in Mind LinkedIn Live
3 weeks ago2 min
Leading workplace design company Oktra invited Work in Mind’s founder to talk about wellbeing in the Covid-impacted workplace.
Respondents to new research by Skedulo say they’re working longer hours and have more work due to their companies’ actions as a result of COVID-19.
The COVID-19 pandemic is forcing businesses to reconsider the space they need. Can 15-minute cities – where people work, shop and socialise close to their homes – reduce stress and boost local economies? Work in Mind columnist Erica Wolfe-Murray investigates…
EventsHow COVID-19 is shaping wellbeing at work: Tune in for Oktra’s LinkedIn Live with Work in Mind
1 month ago3 min
Join Work in Mind for ‘Oktra’s Future Office Series’ on LinkedIn Live on October 29th.
ResearchWhat tenants want from their workspace: How has the pandemic changed our views?
1 month ago9 min
A new report commissioned by office design consultancy, Peldon Rose, reveals that 48% of people surveyed want a private office/co-working space with a quieter section away from noise and distraction.
ResearchCleanliness & fear of crowded shared spaces cited as top workplace concerns
2 months ago13 min
The Workforce Institute at UKG uncovers lessons learned from the early months of the pandemic to create inspiring workplaces through 2021.
Covid-19 has magnified inequality in the workplace, but can we shape the future to redress the balance? Work in Mind columnist and business leader Erica Wolfe-Murray discusses the issue…
Call for further guidance on how best practice in the built environment can protect building occupants from the spread of coronavirus.