The Future Of Work

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THE NOTION OFHAVING TO WORK

9-5 AND COMMUTINGTO AN OFFICE

IS DEAD FORBES MAGAZINE

THE FUTURE OF WORK

A changing world

THE FUTURE OF WORK

Network

Business Parks

Universities

Hotels

Airports

City Centre

Community Centres

Homeworkers

Railway Stations

Retail

Service Stations

* IDC

By 2015, the number of mobile workers will reach 1.3 billion, or 37.2% of the world’s total workforce *

* Regus Great Big Survey, 2012

of employees would consider a pay cut in exchange for a more flexible working environment *

of workers already have the right technology to work anywhere *

* Regus Great Big Survey, 2012

of desks are empty at any one point in time *

Over

* Regus Great Big Survey, 2012

THE FUTURE OF WORK

Changing work styles

THE FUTURE OF WORK

Technology

THE FUTURE OF WORK

People

THE FUTURE OF WORK

Costs

55%of all office desks areunoccupied during theworking day

The typical annual cost of a desk in a Western city is

$26,000

THE FUTURE OF WORK

Costs

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ENDING THE DAILYCOMMUTE REDUCES COST, STRESS AND ENVIRONMENTAL

DAMAGE

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TOO OFTEN, PEOPLE HAVE BEEN

PROMOTED BY VIRTUE OF SENIORITY, OR YEARS OF

SERVICE

THE FUTURE OF WORK

Management style

ConclusionTHE FUTURE OF WORK

Flexible working

1. Achieving more in less time

Technology

2. Making work better for people

People

Costs

3. Saving money

Network

4. Consuming less, conserving more

Management style

5. Managing more effectively

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