Workspace report says UAE is on track to become global hybrid working hub

Workspace report says UAE is on track to become global hybrid working hub

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Dubai, UAE – A new report by Workspace, the Middle East’s leading trade show for workplace technology and solutions, claims the UAE is on track to become a global hybrid working hub with in-demand talent now prioritising hybrid workplaces as an employment deal breaker.

Exploring the region’s changing workplace landscape and how organisations are adapting, the report references the results of the 2022 Microsoft Work Trend Index report, where 98% of UAE businesses revealed they would invest in hybrid workplace technology by 2024, compared to 89% globally.

For employees that have remote work capabilities, a hybrid arrangement is swiftly becoming the new standard. Employers are increasingly adopting a hybrid work system that is effective and efficient, productive, and popular. Key steps are being taken by many organisations to create an effective hybrid strategy that strengthens rather than stunts work culture and the office environment, ways include the advancement of technology and design of office space.

Hybrid working provides employees the chance to better balance their career with that of their personal life, allowing them to save time and improve concentration. Productivity growth