A new report from Cushman & Wakefield considers the impact of the Delta variant and other factors on global return-to-office planning, and makes new forecasts based on declining Covid-19 cases and progress towards achieving herd resiliency through adequate vaccination rates.
Many companies had been planning on a broad return to the office this summer and fall before the rise of the Delta variant.
The increases in cases in many parts of the world have caused a significant, if temporary, postponement of those plans, as occupiers await
With vaccine rates continuing to climb, and the Delta variant expected to peak in October 2021, the company believes investors, occupiers and governments need to take stock of global and regional trends relating to the return of employees to the office, including:
Its lates of a series of three Return to Office reports looks at at the progress that is being made across Asia Pacific, Canada, Europe and the United States, and provides a valuable outlook as businesses prepare their return to office strategies.
Key Report Findings:
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