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News Release: London’s West End leading the return to the office
- Remit Consulting’s research shows that the average volume of office workers at their desks in the West End of London in November exceeded 30%
- Concerns raised over the impact of the Omicron variant on occupancy rates
The average levels of office occupancy in London’s West End have exceeded 30% during November, despite dipping to 28.5% in the week ending Friday 26th November, according to the latest research published by Remit Consulting, these are the highest monthly figures seen since the start of the study.
News release: School holidays see a marginal fall in the average occupancy rates of offices in the UK
• Daily average dips to 19.9% from in the week ending 15th October
Half-term week in England saw a marginal fall in the average occupancy rate of offices across the country, according to the latest research from Remit Consulting.
According to the management consultant’s Return Report, the average occupancy rate fell to 19.9% (against 20% the previous week).
News release: Remit Consulting reports a slight fall in office occupancy rates
The number of people working from their offices in the UK fell slightly last week, according to the latest figures from Remit Consulting.
The firm's ‘Return Report’ reveals that, for the week ending 22nd October, the national average occupancy rate fell back to 20%, a drop of two percentage points compared to the previous week (22%).
News release: Remit Consulting reports a further incremental increase in the volume of UK office workers at their desks
The average volume of UK office workers visiting the office made a further incremental increase in the week ending 15th of October, according to the latest research from Remit Consulting.
The firm's latest return report shows that, last week, the National average for the volume of office workers at their desks, on a daily basis, reached 22%, a rise of 1.8 percentage points compared to the previous week (20.2%).
News release: Over a fifth of office workers at their desks for the first time since easing of lockdown restrictions
- Remit Consulting’s ReTurn Report reveals the highest volume of staff returning to the office since the start of the pandemic
The latest research from Remit Consulting into the number of office-based staff working from their desks shows that the national average exceeded 20% for the first time since the UK’s lockdown restrictions were lifted.
News release: “A feeling of normality” in London’s West End as the return to the office continues increases pace
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Remit Consulting’s research reveals a national average of 18.3% of staff at their desks last week
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Offices in London’s West End recorded an average of 33.4% of staff in the office
The volume of office workers returning to their desks across the UK increased by 1.7 percentage points, to 18.3%, last week, boosted by a sharp increase in London’s West End, which saw an average of 33.4% of staff back in the office, according to the latest research from Remit Consulting.
News release: Insignificant jump in office occupancy suggests slow return to the office
With an average of 16.6% occupancy, there was no significant increase in the number of office workers returning to their desks last week, according to the latest nationwide research from Remit Consulting.
News Release: End of school holidays sees jump in office occupancy - but figures remain well below pre-covid levels according to Remit Consulting
While the ‘return to the office’ gathered pace at the beginning of September, following the end of the school holidays, the average number of UK office workers returning to their desks was still below 20% for the week commencing 6th September, according to the latest return figures from Remit Consulting.
News release: No significant return to the office in the week following ‘Freedom Day’
The latest research published by Remit Consulting into the number of office workers returning to the workplace has confirmed that there was no significant increase of workers returning to the workplace in the first week following the Government's ‘Freedom Day’ in England on 19 July.