Companies that reduce flexibility for their employees are seeing an exodus of their people, say recruiters
Recruiters have reported a talent exodus from companies now offering their employees less flexibility in where they work.
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Office market faces strategic inflection point
Mr. Hubert Abt, founder and CEO of New Work and workcloud24 says that it's getting worse before it's getting better.
Parkside Residence: The park side of life
The newly-built residential market in Budapest has seen remarkable progress over the past few years, experiencing perhaps the most significant qualitative progress in energy efficiency and sustainability while also the quality of construction and the materials used improved as well.
DRFG strengthens its portfolio with an acquisition in Warsaw: it has purchased the Signum Work Station office building
The DRFG Investment Group, with the strategic support of TriGranit, has successfully closed a major commercial real estate transaction in Poland before the end of the year.
Kálvin Square: One of Budapest's most iconic office buildings reaches near 100% occupancy
The A-category Kálvin Square office building, managed by ConvergenCE and boasting exceptional panoramic views, has reached another milestone this year.
Business leaders say the nature of business travel has changed forever due to technology according to International Workplace Group’s Hybrid Horizons Report
The latest business leader research from International Workplace Group, the world’s largest provider of flexible workspace with brands including Regus and Spaces, underlines the changing nature and frequency of business travel.
Accenture is moving to Millennium Gardens
Accenture, one of the world’s leading business and technology consulting firms
Hybrid working leads to boom in active commuting, resulting in significant improvement in workplace productivity and wellbeing
The widespread adoption of hybrid working has led to a boom in active commuting - where workers combine their commute with physical exercise - resulting in improved wellness, productivity, and job satisfaction, according to new research* released today.
