#office-attendance

#office-attendance

Coffee badging allows hybrid workers to fulfill attendance requirements while primarily working from home. [ more ]

Younger workers are now more likely to attend the office regularly compared to older employees, indicating a shift in workplace attendance post-Covid. [ more ]

Younger workers in London are returning to the office more frequently than older workers, indicating a shift in workplace habits. [ more ]

Office attendance is increasing, approaching pre-pandemic levels, with average attendance now over 3 days per week. [ more ]

RTO mandates are influencing some employees to return to the office, despite a growing preference for hybrid work models. [ more ]

London workers are slower to return to the office compared to other global cities, averaging 2.7 days per week. [ more ]

Office attendance on Mondays and Fridays is increasing, resembling pre-pandemic levels, despite the persistence of hybrid work models. [ more ]

Most office workers are still following hybrid arrangements, splitting their week between home and office.

Some companies are linking office attendance to pay, bonuses, and promotions, in an effort to get employees back to the workplace. [ more ]

PwC UK is enforcing a new policy requiring employees to spend at least three days a week in the office or with clients. [ more ]

EY is monitoring the office attendance of its UK employees to ensure compliance with its hybrid working guidelines.

The swipe card entry data is being circulated at the senior level of the firm but kept anonymised.

Other companies such as Clifford Chance and Slaughter and May are also monitoring their employees' office attendance. [ more ]

Milbank's summer bonuses put it at the forefront of associate compensation, highlighting contrasts with other firms. [ more ]

Firm implements strict office attendance policy

Concerns about professionalism and incentives in law firms

Controversy surrounding judges and academia [ more ]

Only 7% of UK chief executives work full-time in the office, despite the push for increased office attendance. [ more ]