Hybrid Working Support in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

BE Remote – your favourite spot for hybrid working

Romain: “ Without hesitation Antibes, with its well-equipped coworking spaces. I like to walk along Port Vauban with its ramparts and stroll through the covered Provençal market. My sweet temptation is to dine at Côté Terre & Mer, the food is excellent and the atmosphere is relaxed. » What to do in Antibes after work?

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How ‘deliberate listening’ builds bonds between managers and workers

The digital transformation of the workplace has created greater opportunities for new forms of work arrangements — remote, hybrid, distributed and flexible work. While in-person meetings create opportunities for conversation, employees in online meetings tend to drop off immediately at the end of the meeting and return to their work in a split-second.

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Ping, read, reply, repeat: how to break bad email habits at work

It is an impressive feat that work email has managed to reign supreme as the most prolific and favoured communication tool in today’s digital working world, despite the emergence of arguably more functional alternatives like Slack, Yammer and MS Teams.

Yet it may not be through active choice that email continues to dominate our working lives. Many academic studies have found that there is a certain addictive, habitual component to our use of work email that might be difficult for us to change.

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Hybrid working is fuelling demand for more tech and bigger homes – both are bad news for the planet

Just 5% of employed people in the UK worked from home in 2019. The onset of the pandemic and the overnight shuttering of offices during the first lockdown meant 47% of employees were doing the same in April 2020.

Although returning to work in offices full time is now possible, the latest figures from May show 26% are still working from home while a further 11% are hybrid working: splitting their work time between the office and home.

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How many days a week in the office are enough? You shouldn’t need to ask

COVID-19 has fundamentally changed our relationship with the office. After the enforced experiment of lockdowns pushing about 40% of the labour force into working from home, few of us want to return to the pre-pandemic status quo. Yes, we miss the sociability of the workplace, but surveys show at least three-quarters of us want the

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BE Remote experience – staying in a hybrid facility in Region Sud

Need a change of scenery? Do you want to stay somewhere else for a while? Workation? There’s no need to go to the other side of the world for a change of scenery. Region Sud offers you a hybrid experience in a sumptuous environment that stimulates your creativity, your concentration and your productivity, while staying connected.

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Three unconventional forms of travel you should try if you can’t go abroad this summer

There has never been a better time to rethink the traditional vacation. International tourism has been decimated by the pandemic, and it is likely to be difficult for the travel industry to recover in the near future.

Short-term, uncertainty around leisure travel continues. COVID-19 restrictions have limited international travel opportunities to a confusing patchwork of recommendations and restrictions.

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