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If you are a working man or woman, you tend to spend more than ten hours of the day in your office. Hence, as a business owner, you must give a hundred per cent comfort and provide a healthy working environment to your employees. If employees are in good working condition, they will also share their 100% work and enhance their productivity.

Our turbulent relationship with the office is on a downturn — we just don’t love it right now. Increasingly, we are led to reimagine unconventional spaces that enable us to work in a more flexible, less restricted manner.

Health and Safety considerations are of paramount importance at the design stage of your new office fit out. Have a look at this article as we seek to delve into the regulations and how employers can ensure they have every box ticked.

Enhancing business performance is at the forefront of employer's minds. In this post, we share some tips on how this can be achieved through thoughtful workplace design when you come to your office fit out project.

As your business expands and your workforce increases, using space effectively can be crucial to creating a sustainable working environment. Here are four office storage solutions that could not only save you the space to house more people but could also make document retrieval more efficient.

​Today’s pollution and damage to the planet is highly documented for every one of us to see and provides us with a small taste of what’s truly going on in the world. Join us on our journey to work as a team and make the office green in 5 simple steps.

​“Sitting is the new smoking,” tweeted Stuart Millinship on August 27, 2010. This tweet was a response to a post “reporting that even if you get plenty of physical exercises, sitting down all day reduces your lifespan.”

At first glance, Millinship’s tweet may sound like hyperbole, but it is based on the views of academics like Dr James Levine, the man who invented the treadmill desk.