Gifts for returning to the office

In London (United Kingdom), some employers drag all stops to bring their employees back to work. Office attendance is still only 50% compared to the pre-epidemic period. An investment fund that offers acting lessons to its employees, companies that host banquets with colleagues, free beer and food … or a consulting firm that offers 1,200 euros each of its 22,000 employees in the UK against forced attendance once or twice a week in the office.

These big companies offer these offers because they can afford it and it suits their interests. For example, those who allow dogs in the office prevent employees who were adopted during incarceration from going to a competitor who is more flexible in telecommunications. “Can take care of [mon chien] It was a great relief to see him surrounded by other dogs throughout the day“Says Gabriella Stacey, managing director of the Soda Foundation.”It saves me money because I don’t need to keep itBut the full return of workers to office is still a long way off: in a poll, 52% of Britons say they are willing to resign instead of abandoning telecommunications altogether.