
Impact of flexible working on towns and cities - the market and legal considerations
Our next installation in the Evolving Cities series looks at how offices are likely to change as part of the long-term impact of Covid-19 for both employers and employees.
We look at everything from environmental considerations of returning to the office to data protection issues of co-working spaces to getting the delicate balance of employee privacy and productivity monitoring right.
This report contains insight from Simon Peacock, Lead Director South & Wales Region at JLL, who offered his opinion on how city centres will evolve and how the development of suburban hubs could help businesses retain the positive benefits of flexible working.
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