Entertainment centres and pet havens: Unusual ways companies lure workers back into the office

Office spaces increasingly offer greater food and beverage options to encourage workers to eat in their cafeteria. Picture: NCA Newswire / Gaye Gerard

Ray White’s head of research Vanessa Rader said the survey calculated the occupancy rate based on how active the building is, or whether there a lease. “Sydney is trending well ahead of Melbourne which is yet to hit 50 per cent, a sign that the market is having a much harder time. Canberra is a volatile one.”

Businesses are also holding a greater number of social events that coincide with days of importance, including Women’s Day, Harmony Day and Wear it Purple Day.

Nope, not interested in kitchy gimmicks to go back to office, if it isn’t necessary ie face to face, then remote, or flex working it is.

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