Workplace Week - Children In Need
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Read Full ArticleIn the week ending Sept 22, Leesman launched ‘The Next 250k’, a global report based on the evaluation results from more than 250,000 employees across 2,200+ workplaces in 67 countries.
The study looks at how a poorly planned workplace can have a negative impact on employees, inhibiting their ability to perform. The data reveals a shocking level of dissatisfaction among the workforce.
The findings show that while employers continue to face economic uncertainty, many of their employees are having to endure workplaces that fail to support their basic working day, obstructing their ability to positively contribute to business success.
43 per cent of employees globally do not agree that their workplace enables them to work productively. In the UK, that figure jumps to 46 per cent. Therefore, in line with ONS employment figures, For over 1.3 million UK workers, the office is simply not 'good enough'.
The report points to five key areas that organisations need to focus on:
Dr. Peggie Rothe PhD who led the research said: “Great organisations build a business framework that enable their employees to do their best work. And the workplace is integral in this equation. Offices are assets - tools in talent management strategies, gears in product innovation, instruments in brand development and organisational performance. The central findings of this study should concentrate attentions on how workplace strategies can support business competitiveness, not by cost mitigation but through increasing employee engagement, loyalty and output.”
Tim Oldman, Leesman CEO, added: “What this report demonstrates is that there is still more that organisations need to be doing if they’re going to leverage the workplace as a source of competitive advantage and a booster of organisational performance. We still see far too many workplaces that are simply not fit for purpose and that represents a huge missed opportunity for business leaders. We hope that the key central findings can help more organisations create better, more productive environments for their workforce.”
To download ‘The Next 250k’ report for free Click Here
Picture: For over 1.3 million UK workers, the office is simply not 'good enough'.
Article written by Cathryn Ellis | Published 22 September 2017
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