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Aligning Your Clients’ Workspace to Their Workforce DNA

The composition of the workforce continues to evolve, with increased part-time, contractor, remote and mobile workers. Regus SVP of corporate sales Sande Golgart says this significant shift in where and how people work is an essential component driving innovative, agile companies. Regus research confirms that flexible workspace portfolios are growing as a large part of your clients’ real estate portfolio due to changes in the workforce:

• 79% of corporate real estate professionals include remote working in their portfolio planning.

• 71% of global companies say prospective employees are increasingly demanding flexible working.

• 84% of companies believe flexible working improves productivity.

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