Tech-savvy Gen Z, born between 1997 and 2015, are now entering the workplace … and if businesses are going to attract the best young talent they need to make sure their offices appeal
Businesses are keen to maximise employee retention, in order to minimise the disruption of losing an experienced team and having to replace them, not to mention the time it can take to train someone new and for them to get fully up to speed.
Are you looking for a friendly local pub to enjoy a pint or two with colleagues at the end of the week, a fun bar for drinks with the girls, a restaurant where you’re guaranteed a good meal or somewhere a bit different to take someone special who you want to impress?
Humans are not designed to sit for long periods of time. Unsurprisingly, spending upwards of seven hours at a desk, five days a week, takes its toll on our bodies. We need to move.
There’s been a definite shift towards a return to the office recently. Several high profile companies have been in the press this year, as they start to change the working from home practices that started during the pandemic and call their employees back to the office - whether full time or on a more flexible or hybrid working basis.
When OSiT was first formed in 2009, it’s fair to say we completely disrupted the flexible office market. Managing the top three floors of Euston Tower we set out to provide our clients with a cutting edge experience, unlike any other serviced office on offer.
At OSiT we have a strong purpose to be a fair and responsible company, focussing on improving the lives of our people, protecting the planet and contributing to our community.
Back in 2021 OSiT’s Chairman, Giles Fuchs, stated in no uncertain terms the flexible office workspace industry was going to be an area of continued growth and renewal post-pandemic, attracting attention from more and more traditional commercial real estate (CRE) landlords, looking to diversify their portfolios after the months of uncertainty which Covid-19 ushered in.
The digital infrastructure specialist NCG recently released the findings of their independent survey of over 1,000 senior decision makers at UK businesses, and the results shine a light on the way changing work habits are impacting the workplace market
When we learned the ground floor and lower ground floor of our New Broad Street office were to become free due to the existing tenant moving out, we knew it was an opportunity not to be missed.
How do YOU define wellness? It might be different for all of us, but at OSiT we like to think that it doesn’t only encompass selfcare, but also care of our community and our environment too.
Open Energy Market (OEM) a provider of energy procurement services and net zero technologies, recently announced its energy fund’s performance for the period to summer 2024.
In the dynamic pulse of London's professional arena, Holly and Josue emerge as living testimonials to the transformative power of a supportive workplace. Their stories, marked by resilience and personal growth, unfold beyond the corporate spotlight, offering a glimpse into the profound impact of positive work culture on career progression.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! We love Christmas at OSiT and we want to once again share our tips and tricks on how to have the most wonderful time while also looking after our planet and our people. So here is our simple guide on how you can be more eco-friendly, how you can shop ethically and how you can gift while giving back.
Workplace Wellbeing Professional - 28 September 2023
Georgia Sandom
6 min read
30 Nov 2023
In an era where work dynamics have transcended the traditional office space, prioritising the welfare of our workforce is imperative. Employers are increasingly acknowledging that employee well-being is not just a desirable aspect but an essential foundation for a thriving and sustainable business environment. However, this heightened awareness doesn’t always translate into tangible results felt by employees.
As Cardiff’s workforce returned to their masses, the office market recorded a year-over-year increase of more than 80% in 2022, its best take-up since 2018.[1]
But if the pandemic has taught us anything, it’s that situations can change drastically overnight. Covid-19 may be behind us, but there are many challenges ahead and businesses must take steps to protect against future disruption. The solution lies in flexible workspaces — a growing trend that Cardiff has been quick to embrace.
While workspaces are changing, this fluctuation by no means signals a decline in the London office sector; quite the opposite, when we consider the recent flurry of refurbs across the capital.
In a recent exclusive interview with Growth Business, Office Space in Town CEO Giles Fuchs explains how the company keeps itself ahead of its competitors.
Easy Offices have compiled their 'Top 10 Serviced Offices in London', and we are absolutely delighted that we are not only featured once, not twice, but three times within that!
Check out our centres Liverpool St, Waterloo and Monument on the blog here!
In this latest article, Giles Fuchs, CEO of Office Space in Town, discusses how the future of office space is service not simply about square footage. This article was first published by Global Banking and Finance.
Read the full article here:
We pride ourselves on keeping community and family at the heart of our core values, as this is how we began as a company. To maintain and continue to be true to those values we want to help the communities that we collectively live and work in, whether that be through the location of our centres...
Whilst we have seen the demand for serviced office space skyrocket in recent years, it is vitally important for providers not to get complacent with their buildings. Continuous investment in the fabric of our buildings is at the heart of our business ethos at Office Space in Town (OSiT), ensuring...
Bear Grylls has a reputation for throwing himself into the great outdoors and using his survival skills to complete many of natures obstacles.
So, we jumped at the chance to get stuck in when we heard about the Bear Grylls obstacle course race in Trent Park back in September. We leapt out of our...
Small businesses working out of offices to rent in Edinburgh could be some of the organisations that increase their profit margins by expanding their knowledge of online technology, according to one website.
Research from knowthenet.org.uk, which provides the NetCheck tool for firms wanting to...
You want to get ahead of your competitors. In this day and age, when consumers have instant access to information with a swipe of their smartphone or tablet, winning over competitors will mean having solid Web presence for your business. For many companies and brands, achieving Web presence entails...
You don’t have to be a child to celebrate Halloween. Many workplaces celebrate Halloween by creating a fun and fear-inspiring environment for their employees every year and so do we at Office Space in Town (OSiT).
Halloween without costumes and decorations would be like a birthday without a cake. ...
Sales companies operating out of offices to rent in Edinburgh may wish to focus on mobile and online commerce, following the advice of one expert.
Ben Sillitoe, editor of industry publication Retail Gazette, noted that these are a driving force for the industry.
He pointed out that companies such...
When the team at Highland Marketing were looking for a new office base for their London team, inspiration came from an unexpected quarter. Janet Davies, who joined Office Space in Town as Consultant Communications Director in March, was a former Highland Marketing client when she was EMEA...
