Socially distanced desks, hand sanitising stations and wipe-clean surfaces are all crucial for helping your employees feel safe and happy at work. But is there anything else you can do in terms of décor to help boost their wellbeing?
Research shows that an office with pleasant design touches can boost employee health and happiness – as well as improve productivity. And while an aesthetic office refresh may be a step too far for many businesses right now, there are some things you can do to inject energy into your workspace while still adhering to safety guidelines.
For businesses to stay flexible and innovative, it's important to encourage learning at work. To do that, you must create an environment which puts training, professional and personal development at the heart of your people strategy.
This goes beyond improved productivity and profit. A strong learning culture can help you to fill skill gaps and to gain a competitive edge, with increased employee engagement, satisfaction and retention as tangible benefits.
Moving to the Basepoint Gosport was one of the best decisions we have made. The site is exceptionally well kept, giving the correct first impression when our clients visi… ”
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Fiona Taylor, Tailored Living Solutions
Just to confirm that my experience with Basepoint Business Centre has been a positive one . Mark and his team have been excellent, always happy to help and most approach… ”
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Luke Bailey, Operations Director GlobeUs Training
It’s been a great experience working at Basepoint Gosport. It was so straightforward finding the right space and then moving in. The Centre Team have been incredibly su… ”
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