Why you need to know about ‘The Hybrid Migration’

How the movement of workers is impacting businesses How the movement of workers is impacting businesses Email not displaying correctly? [View it online]( [Regus]( [Offices]( | [Coworking]( | [Virtual Offices]( | [Meeting Rooms]( | [Memberships]( [The hybrid migration]( The hybrid migration More people are using local flex spaces to reduce commute. It's no secret that worker habits have changed in recent years, but the full scale of city migration - and the multitude of opportunities it is opening up - has been revealed in an exclusive study published by IWG and Arup. Statistics show that the flexibility of hybrid working is leading people to reassess where they want to base their lives, with many choosing to relocate to the suburbs and beyond in search of a better quality of life. Empowered by the freedom of a flexible work schedule, 50% of workers now say they would quit their job if asked to return to a central office five days a week. Are you getting enough flexibility from your work routine? Or could your business join those benefitting from greater productivity through a hybrid workforce? Read the full report below. [Read the white paper]( "Commuting was one of the craziest inventions of the last 100 years." Mark Dixon Founder & CEO, IWG [Download the white paper]( [Hybrid_micration_White_Paper] Powered by the IWG Network [IWG Network] For more like this, follow us [Facebook]( [Linkedin]( [Instagram]( [Tiktok]( [Offices]( [Coworking]( [Virtual Offices]( [Meeting Rooms]( [Memberships]( Book now [GooglePlay]( [AppStore]( [Regus.com]( © Regus 2023 This email was sent to {EMAIL} [Unsubscribe]( from all Regus email marketing or manage your email preferences [here]( View our [Privacy policy]( and [Broker Policy]( IWG plc, Head office Dammstrasse 19, CH-6300, Zug, Switzerland