teleworking

Office life or teleworking? For the past twenty years, Ameublement français has been monitoring quality of life at work through its biennial Actineo barometer. Based on a survey of 1,200 working people, the tenth Actineo survey comes as no surprise in confirming that teleworking has become firmly entrenched in working habits. While there were still only 53 % in 2019,...

Substituting closer third places for home-to-work commutes, or even replacing them with outright teleworking: the logic has been gaining ground recently. And there's no doubt that it would tend to reduce the carbon footprint of those involved. All the more so in cities where employees prefer their cars to public transport...

Has the health crisis changed the way people relate to the office for good? It's hard to come up with a global answer, because habits differ so much from one market to another, and from one company to another. So TravelPerk surveyed 2,000 employees, equally divided between the UK and the US, last March. And if the impact of the Covid experience is not...

Remote working, business stays that extend into leisure city breaks: if you listen to many players in the tourism industry, particularly hoteliers, these trends are becoming fairly commonplace in the workplace. But the widespread use of nomadic working means that employees are left wondering how their company can support them in terms of security. BCD and...

SNCF has recorded a record summer, with traffic volumes 10% higher than in 2019, the benchmark year before the pandemic. "The growth dynamic is well underway, thanks to our leisure customers' growing desire to travel by train and their growing concern for the environment", says a delighted...

What needs do you intend to meet with your new Connect'Team offering? Stéphanie Auxenfans - This is one of the consequences of the major upheavals in working patterns that we have been experiencing since the pandemic, which have been driven mainly by teleworking, the practice of which has generally continued. We have just carried out a customer survey in the spring, according to which...

Almost as fast as a Novak Djokovic serve or a Rafael Nadal passing shot. No sooner had Wojo announced an ephemeral coworking space at Roland Garros, during the tournament's qualifying rounds, than it was booked up in a matter of hours. In partnership with the tournament organisers and the ALL loyalty programme, Wojo has set up a...

After the Parc des Princes at the end of the summer of 2021, Wojo is moving into a new sporting mecca by setting up a temporary coworking centre at Roland-Garros from Monday 16 to Friday 20 May 2022, during the qualifying rounds of the prestigious Grand Slam tournament. To carry out this operation, the workspace specialist...

Chief Journey Officer, Mobility Management Company, Télétravel: for its 31st edition and its return to face-to-face meetings, the EVP 2022 was not short of imaginative new concepts to try and define what tomorrow's business travel will be. Ultimately, the lesson to be learned from this major business travel event organised on Wednesday by American Express...

If the roadmap unveiled at the beginning of March is anything to go by, Newton Offices is moving up a gear. It has to be said that the health crisis has highlighted a new relationship with the office, teleworking and third places. And the reaffirmed support of KKR is enabling Newton Offices and its parent company Tivoli Capital to...

Updated on 8 March 2022. How has business at your sites evolved in recent months? Xavier Desaulles - It's still very volatile, with a rollercoaster ride over the last 18 months, a number of sites closed at the start of last year, reduced activity before picking up again in the summer, and a last quarter that was virtually flat...

When was the Hospitality project launched and what were its ambitions? Fabien Violet - We've been working on the Hospitality project for about a year and a half now. It's a kind of extension of the Comet Meetings business. Originally, we offered a network of city-centre venues dedicated to strategic meetings and events.

With their "home-from-home" accommodation and flats with fully-equipped kitchens, urban residences are ideally suited to changing working patterns. Not just to the trend towards longer stays, but also to the needs of teleworkers who have moved away from the big cities and need to return...

It's no surprise, but at least it confirms a fundamental trend: flexible working is favoured by a large majority of French professionals. IWG, the world leader in flexible working spaces with its Regus and Spaces brands, unveiled a study carried out last September among a sample of 1,000 people...

As well as the workspaces in the hotels, the "Le Bureau des Princes" operation that you are organising this week in the PSG stadium is further proof of the synergies between Wojo and Accor, your shareholder and also sponsor of the Parisian club. Stéphane Bensimon - This is indeed one of the advantages of...

Presented at the beginning of June, at the same time as its new leisure fares policy, the SNCF's teleworking offer came into force on 1 September. The Mon Forfait Annuel Télétravail pass meets the new expectations of all those professionals who have moved away from the big cities, in search of a better life balance, to work from home....

The emergence of new centres of attraction in Toulon is particularly timely in the post-crisis context. With the experience of teleworking, many employees have discovered that they can be just as efficient without necessarily living in the Paris region. The decentralisation that could ensue would benefit many medium-sized towns. And Toulon, directly linked by TGV to...

It's not quite the loft spirit they're used to in coworking spaces. The atmosphere is more sporting. Mobile professionals who are football fans will soon be able to work in the stands of the Parc des Princes. Not that Paris Saint Germain's famous stadium has any intention of...

Executives are moving away from the city to the provinces: this phenomenon, which is the result of both repeated confinements and the widespread development of teleworking, is not confined to Paris. Many people in the UK have also left London and other major cities for a less urban atmosphere. The coasts of...

How did Châteauform' emerge from this long period of virtual inactivity? Benjamin Abittan - A lot of people didn't give us much of a chance and doubted the long-term relevance of our business model. We're delighted to prove them wrong. Châteauform' has come through this crisis rather unscathed, even though we've...