Places to eat and socialise with co-workers were seen as particularly important for workers in the office space. Picture: NCA Newswire / Gaye Gerard
A new study has revealed Aussie office workers are looking for up-market amenities in order to lure them away from working from home.
The new Workplace Report released by MRI Software found that employees want amenities for socialising, mental wellbeing and physical health.
The report found two thirds of respondents nominated ‘hotel-style’ features as having an impact on whether to work for an organisation, with one in 10 seeing the lack of luxury facilities as a deal breaker.
Younger workers want more ‘hotel’ style amenities in their offices to embrace the return to the office.
Over a third of employees saw modern workplace features as important to them working in the office, with 11 per cent uninterested in a workplace without luxury amenities.
Half of the surveyed respondents nominated air-conditioning, free parking, and effective network connectivity as specific amenities looking for in an office.
Another 24 per cent of respondents chose hot-desking, bookable meeting rooms, and breakout meeting spaces as important for their environment.
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Around 24 per cent of respondents chose hot-desking, bookable meeting rooms, and breakout meeting spaces as important…
