Beds, sofas & dining tables | A third of employees don't have a dedicated workspace - is this good?

Employers used to be able to walk into their office and see exactly where their staff were working. Even before remote work was prevalent, alternative and quirky spaces for employees to work became a perk offering to attract and retain talent.

Sometimes workers need a change of scenery and to step away from their desks to have the most creative ideas and to be the most productive. Many workers reported being more productive when remote work became prominent, as they didn’t have distractions from fellow colleagues and could spend more time actually working without being roped into meetings or conversations with others.