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          May 31st 2012

          Renting office space gives extra room for manoeuvre

          Businesses do not need to invest large chunks of their spare capital on commercial property – they have a range of other options when setting up an office. While property may turn out to be a sound investment for a business in the long-term, ...
          May 31st 2012

          Fast-growing towns ‘are lacking suitable office space’

          The supply of office space in the UK has not responded to demand, a new report has warned. Across the country, businesses are seeking suitable commercial premises, but in many towns and cities they are faced with a shortage of options, the Centre ...
          May 30th 2012

          Employers to use Olympics as a boost for remote working

          The Olympics’ effect on the UK is set to be massive in terms of tourism and exposure but it could also have an effect on the UK’s workforce too. That’s according to the results of a recent Chartered Institute of Personnel and ...
          May 30th 2012

          4G mobile broadband ‘to boost employee productivity’

          In recent years, the advent of mobile internet services has brought about significant changes to the way UK professionals work. Once tied to their offices, employees can now work on the move, using web-enabled smartphones, laptops and media ...
          May 30th 2012

          Monday morning ‘the most productive time of the week’

          During the long working week, office productivity levels experience inevitable peaks and troughs. At some points of the working day, employees have simply had enough – productivity levels tend to dip late in the afternoon. And at others ...
          May 29th 2012

          UK’s Best Workplaces survey highlights positive office set-ups

          Companies all across the country, whether they operate in solo or shared offices, are now well aware of just how important morale is among their workforce. One such company who realise this more than most, it seems, is Baringa Partners. This ...
          May 29th 2012

          Mobile workers keeping devices on 24/7

          Mobile working has the potential to offer many benefits to businesses and organisations. Equipping workers with smartphones, tablets and web-enabled laptops can enable them to work on the move, reducing the amount of ‘dead time’ ...
          May 25th 2012

          Office politics threaten to increase staff attrition

          It is the blight of almost every workplace up and down the country – office politics. Conflicting employees, unwarranted promotions, unequal treatment – all these issues and more threaten to derail business productivity. ...
          May 24th 2012

          Employer behaviours which annoy office workers

          Employers and office workers rarely tend to be the best of friends. By nature, bosses are concerned with extracting every last ounce of effort out of their employees, often working them to the bone. Employees often feel as if the people paying ...
          May 23rd 2012

          Hot desking can help businesses cut office costs

          With the ongoing economic climate putting businesses under pressure to cut costs, any measures that can be implemented to reduce expenditure are worth considering. A major expense for many businesses is the premises they use to go about their ...
          May 22nd 2012

          Office employees ‘facing burnout’ amid heavy work demands

          Business employers need to take steps to ensure their overworked employees do not suffer burnout, it has been suggested. Writing for CNN Money, Gary M Stern suggested that employees are being forced to work harder and harder – but many ...
          May 18th 2012

          Regular breaks important for office worker health

          Office workers are often reminded of the importance of taking regular exercise, but whether the message is getting through is debatable. All too often, employees are spending hours each day sat down at their desks and then going home to rest ...
          May 17th 2012

          Business leaders can outsource control of office space

          In a difficult economic climate, business leaders have more than enough on their plate just running their companies. Difficult decisions need to be made on a daily basis regarding sales, finance, personnel and growth strategies, and this ...
          May 16th 2012

          Cut out the stressful commute by walking to the office

          For employees who spend their working days in London office space, the commute is likely to be one of the more stressful parts of their day. Whether they take the Tube, the bus or drive through the traffic to work, they are likely to be faced with ...
          May 15th 2012

          How much space does a business office need?

          When setting up an office, businesses and organisations have to consider a number of competing interests, with cost and comfort perennially at odds. Employers want their staff to be happy in their working environment and have access to all ...
          May 14th 2012

          Office employees happy to work flexibly

          The growing popularity of flexible working schemes means business leaders should face only limited opposition to the introduction of serviced or virtual offices. For many companies, such facilities allow them to reduce overheads significantly ...
          May 11th 2012

          Mobile working buoyed by Virgin’s onboard communication services

          Virgin Atlantic has announced plans to allow phone calls and texts onboard its services, which will encourage mobile working for its customers. According to the Telegraph, the move will make Virgin Atlantic the first airline in Britain to ...
          May 10th 2012

          Mobile working: The growing importance of MDM

          As more businesses and organisations embrace mobile working, mobile device management (MDM) is becoming increasingly important. IT analyst Gartner claimed that an added focus must be placed on MDM to ensure the benefits of mobile solutions ...
          May 10th 2012

          Wasted time in meetings hitting office worker productivity

          Office workers are wasting many millions of hours each year in unnecessary meetings, a new study has suggested. Research commissioned by the Centre for Economics and Business Research and Epson indicates the economy missed out on £26 billion ...
          May 09th 2012

          Virtual and serviced offices ‘make the right impression’

          Virtual and serviced offices can give new businesses the prestige they need to attract top-tier clients, it has been suggested. Writing for AccountingWeb.com, Mark Lee, chairman of the Tax Advice Network, suggested that these allow professionals ...
          May 08th 2012

          Lunchtime disco allows London office workers to boogie

          London office workers are being given the opportunity to properly let off steam during their break, following the launch of a new lunchtime disco. In what could be a world’s first, Nightclub Drink, Shop and Dance is throwing parties ...
          May 04th 2012

          Use BYOD to encourage mobile working

          Introducing the ‘bring your own device’ (BYOD) concept into the office can promote mobile working practices in the long-term, potentially saving companies plenty of money. Allowing staff to use their own laptops and tablets ...
          May 03rd 2012

          Offices fork out £160m on wasted lighting

          Failure by office workers to properly manage their resources is costing companies millions of pounds a year in waste. With research suggesting that forgetting to switch the lights off carries an annual bill of £160 million for the UK’s ...
          May 03rd 2012

          Creating conditions for more female office workers on the board

          Promoting gender equality at a board level should be a crucial consideration across all office space in London, with the capital having a crucial role to play in encouraging more females into board-level positions. Currently, women make ...
          May 03rd 2012

          How to improve office worker morale on a budget

          If employers can keep employee morale high, there is a good chance they can maximise productivity and improve the overall bottom line for their company. But in a difficult economic climate, keeping office workers fully engaged and motivated ...
          May 02nd 2012

          Office workers engaged despite return to recession

          Despite the difficult economic climate, UK office workers are continuing to give their all to their employers, it has been claimed. Research conducted by Badenoch & Clark suggests employee engagement is defying the recession, with ...
          May 01st 2012

          Serviced offices help small businesses grow

          Small businesses are rarely able to compete with larger companies on price and product range, but they may be at an advantage in other ways. By being agile and flexible, local enterprises can respond quickest to changing market conditions, ...
          Apr 30th 2012

          Expand your business using a virtual office

          Virtual offices may be ideal for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) wanting to increase the size of their organisation on a budget, it has been claimed. Writing for Dynamic Business, Marcus Moufarrige said virtual offices are not just ...
          Apr 27th 2012

          No evidence of mobile technology health risks as yet

          More and more office workers and other employees are turning to handheld technology as they bid to work more flexibly and with greater agility. Sales of smartphones and media tablets have soared in recent years, as professional people have ...
          Apr 26th 2012

          Super-fast broadband ‘boosts appeal of London offices’

          For companies seeking serviced offices and virtual offices, business grade connectivity is increasingly important. As cloud computing becomes more important and many business functions move online, companies need their offices to be ...
          Apr 25th 2012

          Afternoon naps ‘can raise office productivity’

          As businesses try to maximise productivity, workers are finding themselves put under ever-greater pressure in the workplace. And with this being the case, employees are inevitably using up more energy in the workplace and exposing themselves ...
          Apr 24th 2012

          Brits call for 4G services for mobile working

          British professionals want to see next-generation mobile services launch in the UK as soon as possible, a new study has suggested. In a poll conducted by Everything Everywhere – the UK parent company of Orange and T-Mobile – 82 ...
          Apr 23rd 2012

          Competitive edge helps boost office productivity

          Whether businesses operate from a serviced office, have a team of mobile workers or allow their employees to use hot-desking, success often hinges on the efforts of employees on the front line. Workers can be the biggest asset a company or organisation ...
          Apr 20th 2012

          Office workers ‘retain more info using visual mapping’

          Both individuals and groups of office workers are wasting valuable mental resources, performing less efficiently and retaining less information by using traditional office software, it has been claimed. A study conducted by Mindlab International ...
          Apr 19th 2012

          London ‘not the only option for business offices’

          While London office space may be at the top of many businesses’ shopping lists, demand for commercial property across the regions is also seemingly growing. Increasingly, companies are looking to establish offices outside the capital, ...
          Apr 18th 2012

          London firm installs edible lift using Jaffa Cakes

          Companies are always coming up with hair brained schemes to boost employee morale – but a recent stunt really takes the biscuit. A London firm has installed what is believed to be the world’s first ever lickable lift – enabling ...
          Apr 17th 2012

          Working late: The best way to impress employers?

          While London office space may be some of the finest in the world, there is no place like home after a long day at work. However pleasant their working environment may be, the majority of employees are eager to make a dash for the door when their shift ...
          Apr 16th 2012

          Elite London property – out of your price range?

          For businesses looking to expand and make a mark for themselves, image can be all-important. If potential consumers, partners and clients get the sense the company is a tin-pot operation, they are likely to steer well clear. But conversely, ...
          Apr 13th 2012

          Office workers look for new jobs using social media

          The advent of social media may be causing employers problems as they try to keep hold of their best staff. While an increasing number of businesses are using networking sites to advertise their activities and attract customers, employees ...
          Apr 12th 2012

          Employee recognition needed for maximum productivity

          In the main, employees give all they can to their company or organisation during the working day. Primarily, they do so in order to earn a salary at the end of the month, but as human beings, this may not be the only motivation when coming in to work ...
          Apr 11th 2012

          Mobile working and hot desking can motivate staff

          Business leaders have various options as they attempt to motivate staff, keep them engaged and secure their loyalty for the long term. The easiest way to keep workers happy may be to give them a pay rise, but in difficult economic times this may ...
          Apr 10th 2012

          Using modern technology to improve employee health

          Whether employees are based in a shared office space, a virtual office, on the move or in their own homes, it’s a fair bet they spend a good proportion of their day sat at a computer. In recent years, more and more work tasks have become automated, ...
          Apr 05th 2012

          How to spot a ‘maverick’ in the office

          The next time you see a colleague answer the office phone, keep an eye out for which ear they lift the receiver to. Right ear? Then you’ve no problems. Left? Looks like you’ve a maverick on your hands. Actually, researchers from ...
          Apr 02nd 2012

          Higher earners ‘exercise more’

          Higher earners tend to work out at the gym about three times more than those on lower incomes, according to a survey. The study, by Nuffield Health, found the top earners spent on average almost three hours a week hitting the gym while people on ...
          Mar 30th 2012

          Employees seek mobile working approval

          More than half of all employees believe they can work more effectively from a remote location than in the office, a new report has found. Research conducted by Microsoft indicates that 55 per cent believe they are more productive when taking ...
          Mar 29th 2012

          Keep staff engaged to ‘boost workplace productivity’

          Whether you work in a factory, public building, outside or in serviced office space, the daily grind can easily get you down. Particularly when the weather is nice, employees can usually think of a great many places they would rather be than ...
          Mar 29th 2012

          Reconnecting with nature ‘can boost employee performance’

          For many thousands of years, human beings – and their ancestors – lived out in the wild, living off the land and using whatever resources they could for survival. Nowadays, with centuries of scientific and technological advancement ...
          Mar 28th 2012

          New employees ‘must be made welcome’

          Effective orientation programmes for new employees can make a significant difference to engagement levels within the workplace, it has been suggested. Writing for Naples Daily News, business consultant Jan Kantor noted that businesses ...
          Mar 27th 2012

          March heatwave risks seeing office workers swelter

          If businesses want to maximise workplace productivity over the coming week, they may need to have policies in place for coping with the unseasonably hot weather. The UK has been hit by a surprise heatwave – with temperatures warmer in ...
          Mar 27th 2012

          Maximise value of media tablets with customised apps

          The use of customised applications can help business make the most of media tablets, one analyst has claimed. Richard Absalom, author of an Ovum report on tablet computers, claimed that the use of generic apps may see companies miss out on the ...
          Mar 26th 2012

          Serviced office space helps global expansion

          With fast-growing countries such as Russia, India, China and Brazil representing a new economic world order, it has never been more important for British companies to be trading internationally. If firms are able to find customers, suppliers ...
          Mar 23rd 2012

          Are office employees distracted by the internet?

          Business leaders have a difficult task in the office – making sure employees work to the optimum level of productivity, but without resorting to micro-management and risking team morale. Occasionally staff members may down tools ...
          Mar 21st 2012

          Working too hard? Finding the right balance

          Working hard can have mutual benefits for both employees and employers. The former may be rewarded for their efforts with extra pay, and in time career progression, while the latter can witness greater productivity and end output, boosting ...
          Mar 20th 2012

          Switch off smartphones at least once a week, workers urged

          Banning office workers from using their smartphones one night a week can lead to a happier and more contented workforce, it has been claimed. Researchers at Harvard Business School found that workers who stopped checking their mobile working ...
          Mar 19th 2012

          Businesses seeking low-carbon office space

          Businesses need to rise to environmental challenges if they are to maximise the value of their office space, it has been claimed. The British Council for Offices (BCO) said companies need to think about sustainability, in preparation for ...
          Mar 16th 2012

          Videoconferencing revenues continue to rise

          As ever more companies set up a base in shared office space, the amount of money spent on communication technologies is continuing to increase. Videoconferencing technology in particular is proving highly popular – with enterprise ...
          Mar 15th 2012

          Involve employees in office design decisions

          For growth-focused businesses, maximising employee productivity is an absolute must. Front-line staff provide the consumer face for most organisations, and it is they who are responsible for delivering output on a daily basis. As such, ...
          Mar 14th 2012

          Serviced office space helps SMEs keep costs low

          For small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) operating in a difficult economic climate, every penny counts. Such companies have limited funds for investing in marketing, sales and product development, and employing the people they need ...
          Mar 13th 2012

          Managers must protect office workers’ morale

          Office workers are more likely to be happy in their jobs if they are able to make progress in meaningful work, it has been claimed. Writing for the Washington Post, Teresa Amabile, professor and director of research at Harvard Business School, ...
          Mar 12th 2012

          Nose picking ‘the most annoying office habit’

          A new poll has highlighted another benefit of virtual offices – being able to avoid the annoying habits of your co-workers. Research conducted by DealJungle.com has shed light on some of the most irritating behaviours in London office ...

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