C&W returns to office

International consulting company Cushman & Wakefield decided to partially return employees to the office. At the company's headquarters, in the Lumen office building in Warsaw, solutions included in the proprietary concept of Six Feet Office (6FO) were used, which was previously implemented by the Amsterdam branch. The return to the employees' office is part of a coordinated action conducted by Cushman & Wakefield around the world. 

“We wanted to enable our employees to work from the office while limiting the risk. Many of us missed a work environment other than home, because we need interaction, exchange of knowledge, energy and experience on a daily basis. We decided to partially return to the office in response to questions and requests from employees,” Krzysztof Misiak, Head of Poland, Cushman & Wakefield, said.

To ensure the highest level of employee safety, Cushman & Wakefield decided to implement solutions such as introducing control of the number of people who can be in the office at the same time, desk division system, implementation of special procedures regarding behavior in the office, travel to work or using open space, kitchens and conference rooms. In accordance with the assumption of the 6FO concept, a marking has been introduced to allow for smooth movement around the office. The number of workplaces was also limited, which allowed maintaining a safe distance between employees. In addition, the office has disinfection points and a special isolation room for people who feel unwell. In agreement with the owner of the building, that ventilation in the facility will work three hours before and after closing the office, blowing 100% fresh air.

Cushman & Wakefield will soon move to The Warsaw Hub, where it will occupy 2,500 sqm of office space.

(WBJ)