As we head into the new year, it seems that we have all got our heads around the impact of Covid-19 and what that means for the world of our work. 2022 will instead be an opportunity to put all those numbers, stories and facts into practice and develop a workplace where employees can thrive.
With that said and for Express Refreshments’ first article of the new year, here are some of the key workplace trends for 2022.
68% of UK and Irish organisations have seen employee wellbeing decline during Covid, according to latest research. Over 1000 interviews were conducted with global organisations across 23 different counties and the UK and Ireland provided some of the most damning responses.
Express Refreshments closer examines these and looks at how employee experience may have driven such a negative outcome.
The office is a central hub where we spend a large proportion of our time. You need an office design that motivates your team and encourages them to work to their potential.
Indeed, experts have proven that your environment can directly impact the quality of work. Here is how you can utilise office design to spark creativity amongst your employees.
Due to home and hybrid working that has rapidly developed during the Covid-19 pandemic, the workplace perhaps isn’t as important as it once was. Despite so, it still has an important role to play for colleague collaboration.
In order to make your workplace better appeal to staff, even if they only visit on a part time basis, it is important to provide facilities and services that promote happiness.
Here is how the Micro Market can modernise your workplace to give your employees food for thought as to where they prefer to station.
The pandemic has drastically altered what we expect from the modern workplace, with employees demanding more from their bosses. As Express Refreshments has previously detailed, workplace wellbeing is under the spotlight like never before.
Phycological safety is just as important as physical safety, arguably more so. The importance of implementing a breakout area in your workplace has gained traction since March 2020, especially now more and more employees are heading back.
Here is why every business needs a breakout area for their staff. Read more
According to a study, people who feel connected to their colleagues are seven times more likely to be engaged in their jobs. It also found that good working relationships are linked to better customer engagement and increased profit.
The Micro Market is an advanced workplace refreshment facility that encourages staff to take time out with their colleagues. This will benefit both your team and your business.