How can hybrid create a better world of work for you?
Companies need a flexible hybrid workplace model enabled by technology that improves the employee experience and increases business performance.
Organisations around the globe are actively shaping sustainable and resilient hybrid workplaces that empower employees to work effectively everywhere. Technology enables those teams of remote and in-office workers to thrive, while a comprehensive hybrid work program improves the employee experience, increasing agility and performance and delivering a bespoke work-life balance.
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Find a hybrid space solution that fits
Hybrid work is one part of a company’s larger workplace ecosystem that includes all employee work experiences: office spaces, flex spaces, third-party locations as well as virtual and augmented realities.
How to make a hybrid workforce work for you
To have the best shot at success, leaders need to ensure employee experience is front and centre when formulating and implementing flexible work policies. These four considerations can help guide your hybrid workforce strategy.
Is your organisation ready for a return to work?
How can you ensure equality and productivity when employees are remote and/or at the office? Listen to Ram Srinivasan, Managing Director, JLL Work Dynamics, discuss return to office and how the workplace will be used in the future.
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What technology and data do you need to power the future workplace today?
The future of work is here - now. Navigating the new workplace requires embracing an innovative digital approach.
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Leading businesses find faster and smarter ways to translate their sustainability ambitions into actions.
What does the future workplace look like?
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Sustainability has gone mainstream and real estate is at the core of it. 7 in 10 occupiers are willing to pay a premium to lease green buildings.
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