Publication type
Parliamentary Paper
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Publication date
February 15, 2021
Summary:
The collated evidence in this report provides a basis for understanding the spatial implications of homeworking and the potential for local coworking (working in shared workspaces) and the promotion of community working hubs. Findings are drawn from a number of rapidly available data sources in January 2021. These suggest that Wales will be well-placed to respond to an increase in homeworking through the promotion of local coworking as a means to provide alternative flexible working spaces for workers who partly or mainly work from home if the pre-COVID-19 coworking infrastructure can be maintained in the current economic situation and further adapted for the use of employees (i.e. those who are not entrepreneurs and/or mobile professional workers who were previously targeted by coworking spaces).
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https://research.senedd.wales/research-articles/new-publication-remote-working-spatial-implications-in-wales/
https://research.senedd.wales/research-articles/new-publication-remote-working-spatial-implications-in-wales/
- https://business.senedd.wales/documents/s500006851/Adroddiad%20gweithio%20o%20bell%20Dr%20Darja%20Reuschke%20Saesneg%20yn%20unig.pdf
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