Surveys

Only 14% of London workers fully remote, suggests survey

New independent research has found that the majority of employees have concerns about using a workplace washroom and has revealed the improvements that they would like their employers to make.

Companies that do not adapt to flexible working will lose out on new talent by failing to attract younger workers, according to research.

Only one in five businesses is fully aware that they will have to swap to fully digital networks when the traditional phone landline service stops in 2025.

Almost three-quarters of UK workers polled in a survey would choose their next employer based on flexible technology and health and wellbeing support.

Research by Sodexo suggests that the link between food waste and carbon emissions is still not understood and that a “radical, rapid change is needed” in the food service sector.

FM ‘key to leading change’ as digital workplace evolves

Ofgem has launched a series of consultation documents on proposals to ensure that the energy price cap reflects the costs, risks and uncertainties facing energy suppliers.

Confidence in the London office market has dramatically improved with an increase of new starts, according to research.

Most business leaders expect conditions to improve over the next 12 months, according to a new report.

There has been a “notable decrease” in employee confidence about post-pandemic plans, transparency and communication from leadership, reveals a report by workplace analytics provider Humanyze.

David Sharp, the new head of judges of the IWFM Impact Awards, is asking institute members to come forward with their own ideas on potential new categories for the 2022 programme.