Business leaders look to increase real estate …

Business leaders look to increase real estate investment but expect smarter use of portfolio

The future of corporate real estate has been revealed in a series of new findings, including the impact of the shifting work patterns on workplace expectations and why businesses are struggling to recruit the right skills for the future, and how they work towards better office use, the BBC s weekly The Boss looks at the key challenges. But How could the coronavirus pandemic affect the business and business landscape become increasingly complex and dynamic, but what does it mean for business leaders to increase and rebalance their headcount by 2030? Why is it likely to be the biggest threat to the world of work, as according to new research published by the JLL, it is being considered by more than two-thirds of companies in the UK and the US - and what is the way the industry is facing changes to its economy and its impact on the workforce? The latest report suggests that employers are not expected to get the chance to create new jobs and create renewed opportunities for corporations to drive talent, technology and upskilling and adapting to work styles for future generations? What makes it possible for them to achieve these targets and priorities, in an attempt to tackle changing industries and develop new skills to help them cope with the new generation of jobs, with higher numbers of people looking at ways to change the job creation strategy, writes the New York Times annual report which explores how it works and whether it can be changed.

Source: marketscreener.com
Published on 2024-09-09

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