How does well-being at work boost productivity and talent retention?

well-being at work?

How does well-being at work boost productivity and talent retention?

In a world where innovation and competitiveness are essential, well-being at work should not be a mere option.

We have made it a priority, convinced that a healthy and fulfilling environment is the key to a successful and sustainable company. We firmly believe that a happy employee is a committed employee.

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Well-being boosts motivation and productivity

Well-being at work is not just about stress reduction or flexible working hours. It's a global commitment to providing our employees with an environment where they feel good, listened to and valued. A caring environment reduces absenteeism and prevents burnout. Fulfilled employees are naturally more involved and committed. This translates into communicative energy, better quality of work and greater capacity for innovation. A climate of trust and respect fosters harmonious working relationships and fluid collaboration, essential for moving forward together.

Retaining talent through personal development

Attracting top talent is great. Keeping them over the long term is even better. We are convinced that a happy employee is a loyal employee. A stimulating, well-balanced working environment enables everyone to flourish and look to the future with confidence. The opportunity to develop professionally, acquire new skills and maintain a good work-life balance all contribute to this fulfillment.

Investing in the well-being of our teams is not just a question of goodwill, it's a genuine corporate strategy. By cultivating a positive dynamic, we strengthen our performance and our collective success.

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Real estate and sustainable development: how can you make your offices greener?

Real estate and sustainable development

How can you make your offices greener?

Faced with new regulations and growing employee expectations, companies need to rethink their workspaces to reduce their environmental footprint. Energy optimization, choice of materials and responsible resource management: making offices greener is both an imperative and a performance driver.

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Sustainable real estate: a regulatory necessity and an economic asset

Under the French Climate and Resilience Act, companies must improve the energy performance of their offices or risk seeing their value fall. Improved insulation, reduced consumption and the use of renewable energies are therefore essential to comply with the various certifications and standards in force, such as the HQE (High Environmental Quality) - which focuses on the management of energy, water, waste and the materials used - or the LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) international certification.

But beyond the regulatory aspect, an eco-responsible office also optimizes operating costs and improves quality of life at work. A healthy, sustainable environment promotes employee well-being, strengthens commitment and enhances the company's brand image.

Concrete ways to reduce the carbon footprint of offices

Improving energy efficiency is a priority. Optimizing lighting, air-conditioning and heating helps to cut costs while limiting environmental impact. The choice of materials also plays a key role: favouring eco-friendly paints, durable furniture and recycled coverings contributes to a working environment that is more respectful of health and the environment.

Waste management is another area for improvement. Sorting waste, limiting the use of disposable consumables and encouraging the re-use of equipment considerably reduce our ecological footprint. Last but not least, the greening of workspaces improves air quality and thermal comfort, while adding a touch of well-being for employees.

Towards more responsible commercial real estate

Committing to a sustainable approach means making your offices a lever for optimization and differentiation. By integrating more environmentally-friendly practices, companies can combine performance, attractiveness and responsibility. To meet strict regulations and the high expectations of employees, eco-responsible offices, with sustainable furniture, are seen as a positive development, providing a more pleasant, healthy and motivating workspace.

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