Warning Of Extensive Productivity Concerns Ahead
Andrew Jones, CEO of Agility in Mind, commented: “Businesses have faced unprecedented challenges throughout each stage of the pandemic culminating in an inability to plan and a cautiousness in how they plan for the future. Productivity concerns are unsurprising given the uncertainty that has plagued the business community.”
Extensive productivity concerns as we move into a post pandemic world
The report shows that over half (51%) of UK business decision makers are worried about productivity in the workplace, with 74% showing at least some concern as we move into the next stages of the Covid crisis.
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Concerned about workforce productivity
The findings show that over half (51%) of UK business decision makers are worried about productivity in the workplace, with 74% showing at least some concern as we move into the next stages of the Covid crisis.
Widespread concerns about productivity take hold
As footfall in the City of London hit 39 per cent of pre-pandemic levels last month, its highest rate since early 2020, new findings reveal widespread concern about productivity as hybrid working models set in post-pandemic
Productivity concerns as hybrid work sets in
The findings, published in the new How to Grow playbook by business transformation consultancy Agility in Mind, surveyed UK business leaders about their concerns as we move forward in the pandemic.
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The findings, published in the new How to Grow playbook by business transformation consultancy Agility in Mind,surveyed UK business leaders about their concerns as we move forward in the pandemic.