The findings of a recent CBRE survey have revealed the importance of flexibility in both employee and employer decision making, with positive outcomes for both, including increased productivity and innovative thinking, that employers can also capitalise on. The global real ...

As the pandemic abates and organisations transition into managing new work patterns, FMJ in conjunction with Grundon Waste Management is pleased to launch the 2023 waste management and recycling survey which examines the ways in which FMs approach their waste ...

Providing a safe, secure and compliant workplace is a key goal for many facilities managers today, coping with multiple regulations, strict data protection rules and new hybrid working practices is a challenge that can’t be ignored. But how do you ...

A new study into workplace recognition has found that unappreciated employees are twice as likely to experience poor mental health. The Employee Recognition Survey, conducted by virtual team building and virtual escape room specialists, Wildgoose, surveyed employees from 133 different UK companies. It asked ...

Transparency is key as FMs put environmental targets above compliance, finds the latest Waste Management Survey, carried out by FMJ in partnership with Grundon Waste Management Managing waste and recycling has topped the table of priorities for facilities managers for ...

A new survey conducted by WTW (Willis Towers Watson) a leading global advisory, broking and solutions company has revealed only a third of employees (37 per cent) in the UK report having good emotional wellbeing. While around one in eight ...

A new survey has identified key sensory issues in office environments and how they can be addressed through workplace design and strategy. In one of the first surveys of its kind, flooring manufacturer Tarkett and design firm HOK asked neurodiverse ...

The overall findings from this year’s Institute of Workplace and Facilities Management’s (IWFM) Market Outlook report reflect the broader economic picture: challenges of supply chain squeezes; creeping inflation – especially energy prices; and a skills shortage pinching sharply now as ...

As the economy opens up, facilities management providers are doing their best to deal with the backlog of service and repair appointments whilst continuing to carry out day-to-day operations. Missed appointments not only lead to frustration on the part of ...

The latest RICS Facilities Management Survey has shown that despite inflationary pressures on the market, a concerted effort to improve how data is used within buildings can help improve buildings’ energy use and support businesses in decision-making. In a survey ...