Garden studios could provide perfect home office
A recent article in the Irish Independent looked at the pros and cons of working from home, concluding that there is a lot to be said for it.
Referring to it as "the holy grail of employment", the piece explained that those who work from home are often more productive and less susceptible to absence than office staff.
Irish Small and Medium Enterprises chief executive Mark Fielding told the newspaper that the pioneers of teleworking had their fingers burned a little with teething problems as managers were unable to adapt to the new way of working.
"A few years later, the same companies were singing its praises. They had cut their overheads and in some cases, increased productivity," he said.
Apropos' range of Atelier garden studios could offer the perfect home office environment, with internet, telephone, electric and heating connections all possible.
"Garden studios can be designed to house a variety of rooms which can be tailored to each client," the firm revealed.
"Meeting rooms, beauty rooms, changing rooms etc can all be added on to your garden studio so you can create a professional business environment."
As well as saving an average of 56 minutes a day commuting and £454 per year on fuel, workers with a garden studio have the physical detachment from the main body of the house to help separate business from family life.
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