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Tidy desk, tidy mind | Can organising your office space improve workplace wellbeing?

Can organising your office space improve workplace wellbeing?
Can organising your office space improve workplace wellbeing?

According to research, over half of UK employees find their office spaces ‘uninspiring’, while 84% want their workplace to offer them an ‘experience’ alongside their daily workload.

With relevance to mental health awareness week, research has shown that a badly designed office can lead to physical discomfort, stress and decreased productivity, affecting employee wellbeing.

With that in mind, the experts at Savoy Stewart examined some of Europe’s most popular offices to pinpoint what makes them so inspiring, and reveal how to incorporate these features into other workspaces to boost employee productivity.

Five key features of the most well known offices and how to incorporate them

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