Health measures and distancing, gradual return to the workplace, increased popularity of teleworking: office life is being turned upside down, and companies are being forced to review work organisation in light of the current crisis. Hoteliers recentlybut above all the coworking intend to take advantage of it. In this context, Multiburo, a long-established player in business centres close to major business locations, in particular railway stations, is positioning itself for the boom in teleworking through its Smart Working offerings.
" In times like these, when the way people work has been turned upside down, we know how to adapt our offer to suit the situation.said Stéphanie AuxenfansManaging Director of Multiburo. Smart Working offers are one way of helping businesses through this uncertain recovery. "
Mixing office and teleworking, combining face-to-face and home office, this idea of Smart Working comes in four modular packages. The Pass 4 Jours is a named monthly package giving access to a private office for four free days a month, to be used throughout the Multiburo network, i.e. 20 locations in France, 5 in Belgium and 1 in Switzerland. " For some, multi-site working is becoming the new norm: one day at the company's head office, another in a different location. flexible private office for working close to home or organising appointments, and the rest of the time in the home office"says Multiburo.
Another solution, the Bureau Relais, takes the form of a fixed monthly fee for two fixed days a week in a dedicated private office - with up to 4 workstations - in one or other of the Multiburos. This offers " the possibility of alternating home office days and office days every week "underlines the brand.
The latest component of the Smart Working packages, the Short Contract - for one month, without notice - is particularly well suited to the needs of large companies looking for temporary private office space or additional offices to be able to welcome all their employees while respecting their distance.
