COVID-19 and the Changing World of Work
Mirvac has launched a new discussion paper, ‘COVID-19 and the changing world of work'
The Changing World of Work
Since March 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic has had an undeniable impact on Australia’s workforce and, with a vaccine yet to be developed, both the short and long term future remains uncertain. However, it seems that our experiences have already paved the way for some exciting changes to the business landscape, and the way we approach work and life itself. The important question to ask: is this something new? Or is it simply an acceleration of changes that had already begun to occur through the digital transformation of business?Mirvac has been working to understand and define the future of work for some time, undertaking research into the future of smart precincts, activation of workplaces, experiential design and more. Digitisation has been the theme uniting this work – and it’s a trend that’s accelerated drastically since the pandemic hit.
You can download a free copy of the white paper below.
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