In a radical call on working trends, one of Europe’s biggest banks plans to cut their office spaces by 40% in the coming years. Plus, businesses are ready to start hiring again, female representation in corporate leadership remains low, digital labour platforms are transforming the world of work, and millions of new tech jobs will emerge in the next five years. Read this week’s trends from the world of work.
February 26, 2021

HSBC To Cut Office Spaces By 40% In Radical Call Of Working Trends In Wake Of Pandemic: TOP 5 Trends From The World Of Work

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#1. HSBC to cut office space by 40% - nearly halving all their office spaces in the coming years as one of the most radical calls on working trends in the wake of the pandemic

 

In a radical change, one of Europe’s biggest banks plans to cut their total office space in half over the coming years as the future of work continues to change following the pandemic, according to The Times. HSBC announced this week that they plan to vacate 40% of their office spaces in London and other cities around the world as part of their plan to cut costs and improve returns. Read more here.


#1. HSBC to cut office space by 40% - nearly halving all their office spaces in the coming years as one of the most radical calls on working trends in the wake of the pandemic

 

In a radical change, one of Europe’s biggest banks plans to cut their total office space in half over the coming years as the future of work continues to change following the pandemic, according to The Times. HSBC announced this week that they plan to vacate 40% of their office spaces in London and other cities around the world as part of their plan to cut costs and improve returns. Read more here.


#1. HSBC to cut office space by 40% - nearly halving all their office spaces in the coming years as one of the most radical calls on working trends in the wake of the pandemic

 

In a radical change, one of Europe’s biggest banks plans to cut their total office space in half over the coming years as the future of work continues to change following the pandemic, according to The Times. HSBC announced this week that they plan to vacate 40% of their office spaces in London and other cities around the world as part of their plan to cut costs and improve returns. Read more here.


#1. HSBC to cut office space by 40% - nearly halving all their office spaces in the coming years as one of the most radical calls on working trends in the wake of the pandemic

 

In a radical change, one of Europe’s biggest banks plans to cut their total office space in half over the coming years as the future of work continues to change following the pandemic, according to The Times. HSBC announced this week that they plan to vacate 40% of their office spaces in London and other cities around the world as part of their plan to cut costs and improve returns. Read more here.


#1. HSBC to cut office space by 40% - nearly halving all their office spaces in the coming years as one of the most radical calls on working trends in the wake of the pandemic

 

In a radical change, one of Europe’s biggest banks plans to cut their total office space in half over the coming years as the future of work continues to change following the pandemic, according to The Times. HSBC announced this week that they plan to vacate 40% of their office spaces in London and other cities around the world as part of their plan to cut costs and improve returns. Read more here.


HSBC To Cut Office Spaces By 40% In Radical Call Of Working Trends In Wake Of Pandemic: TOP 5 Trends From The World Of Work

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