More than half of office workers would be happy to go in five days a week

Jamie Dimon says it's only 'people in the middle' complaining a lot about RTO

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon says it's only "people in the middle who complain a lot about" returning to the office.Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty ImagesWho's the biggest proponent of remote work? Jamie Dimon says he knows.The JPMorgan Chase CEO says it's only "people in the middle who complain a lot about it."The bank announced in January that it's mandating employees return to the office five days a week.Jamie Dimon says when it co…

More than half of office workers would be happy to go in five days a week

More than half of office workers believe they would be more productive if they were in the office five days a week.

Pfandbriefbank President Gero Bergmann firmly believes in the office's comeback. More work is being done there again. In his opinion, this is likely to increase demand for offices.

Most companies expect in-office work to make strong comeback by 2030

A survey conducted by JLL reveals that the majority of companies expect face-to-face working to make a strong comeback by 2030. Despite the trend towards flexible working practices, there is still a persistent need for in-person interaction in the professional environment. However, only 36% of employees surveyed currently work solely from their workplace. The top priorities for decision-makers in Belgium and Luxembourg for 2030 include stimulati…

JLL's "Future of Work" survey highlights several trends in corporate real estate, such as the increase in mandatory office days.

The Z generation resists returning to the office or is unwilling to work in it full-time. But many managers are in favour of face-to-face.