Despite the confinement and the health and economic context, some players are trying to maintain their activity. This is the case for Multiburowhose 26 centres remain open in Paris, BrusselsLille, Antwerp and Geneva. Professionals can even access without interruption (24/7) thanks to identification by badge or code. The company's managers claim to be able to offer " a maximum level of service "Despite the absence of on-site teams. The reception areas have been deserted, but remote working should ensure continuity of service. " Our aim is to protect our customers and employees from the spread of the virus while ensuring the highest level of service.says Stéphanie Auxenfans, Managing Director of Multiburo. We want our customers' business and our own to continue under the best possible conditions. ".
From his side, Newton Offices has closed its site to the public, and therefore to occasional 'coworkers'. But customers with a office on the Newton Joliette space can still access it, again thanks to a system of badges. " We have decided to close our site to the public from Monday 16 March in the eveningsays Guillaume Pellegrin, founder of Newton Offices workspaces. Our reception team is no longer physically on site, but continues to be available to our customers to help them continue to work in this new context. Customers who are unable to telework have access to their private offices via their badges. Our business is all about contacts, hospitality and services. It's a challenge for us to be able to continue to support our customers remotely." he continues. The measures taken in this area include making Newton Offices' videoconferencing system available free of charge to customers at home, and sending out advice and best practice on how best to organise teleworking.
