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Office Conversions and Demolitions Will Exceed New Construction in 2025 For the First Time in Several Years

CBRE found more than 23 million sq. ft. of office space planned for conversion or demolition this year, which exceeds the amount of new construction. More office space will be removed from the U.S. market this year than added to ...

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St John Ambulance launches national campaign urging workplaces to better prepare for traumatic injuries and mass casualty incidents

England’s leading first aid charity St John Ambulance has launched a national campaign urging businesses to better prepare their workforce to respond to traumatic injuries in the workplace – from accidents to knife crime, terrorist attacks and mass casualty incidents. ...

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Open plan office is not so fit for purpose in the hybrid world finds global report

The fully open-plan office, once hailed as the future of collaborative work, is no longer fit for purpose in the hybrid, post-pandemic workplace, according to a new report from Crown Workspace. The research, which surveyed 1,250 office workers and facilities ...

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FBS Hörmann: Delivering trusted perimeter protection solutions for Over 15 Years

With more than 15 years of expertise in the supply, installation, and maintenance of perimeter protection systems, FBS Hörmann has built a strong reputation for delivering turnkey solutions to the industrial warehouse, logistics, and retail sectors. Whether for new builds ...

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Workman launches new mentorship programme with The Circle Partnership

Commercial property management and building consultancy firm Workman LLP has launched an internal mentorship programme in collaboration with The Circle Partnership. The scheme, specifically targeted at Associates, recognises the critical importance of supporting employees at the pivotal mid-point of their careers. ...

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UK Government cracks down on air conditioning compliance: higher fines for rule breakers!

UK businesses could face significantly increased fines for failing to comply with TM44 air conditioning inspection regulations, potentially amounting to a collective cost of hundreds of millions of pounds. To help boost energy efficiency and tackle widespread non-compliance, the government ...

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Richard Jones appointed Managing Director for ESS Government business

ESS, part of Compass Group UK & Ireland, has welcomed Richard Jones to its leadership team, joining joins ESS as Managing Director for its Government business. Jones will take responsibility for the strategic direction and service delivery across ESS Government ...

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Over 100 FM businesses sign Open Letter to the Government about Employment Rights Bill

Entrepreneurs Dominic Ponniah and Malcolm Hills, the CEO of office and commercial cleaning company Cleanology and the MD of Think FM respectively, have co-authored an open letter to PM Sir Keir Starmer, Deputy PM Angela Rayner and Business and Trade ...

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CIEH welcomes Government announcement on apprenticeships but wants greater focus on environmental health

The Chartered Institute of Environmental Health (CIEH) has called on the Government to ensure environmental health is a priority area as it reveals plans to offer more training for people aged 21 and under. The Government has revealed that 120,000 ...

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New research from SOM shows it’s time to rethink how we use Occupational Health

From Amy McKeown for the Society of Occupational Medicine. The Society of Occupational Medicine (SOM) has released a major report on sickness presenteeism: the act of working while unwell. It’s more common than sickness absence, more costly, and far less ...

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