All Set Workplace
21 May 2025
Office Moves & Hybrid Work: Why Workplace Support Must Evolve with Your Teams
Office Moves & Hybrid Work: Why Workplace Support Must Evolve with Your Teams
In recent years, we’ve seen a dramatic evolution in how — and where — people work. Organisations across the UK and Ireland are reassessing their workplace strategies, shifting away from traditional office-based models in favour of more flexible, human-centred approaches.
But whether it’s a full office relocation, a downsized HQ, or a decentralised hybrid model, one thing remains constant: your people need the right support to stay healthy, productive and legally protected.
That’s where All Set Workplace comes in. We’re here to make sure that wherever your people work, they’re not only connected — they’re All Set.
The Rise of Flexible Workplaces
Our Across both the public and private sectors, companies are now prioritising flexibility over fixed office presence. It’s no longer about being in the building — it’s about creating the right environment, wherever work happens.
Here are just a few recent examples of how organisations are leading the shift:
1. Bank of Ireland
In 2022, the Bank of Ireland announced a major shift to a hybrid working model. Over 3,500 employees now work remotely for a significant portion of the week, and the bank has reduced its office footprint by consolidating multiple buildings.
📌 Read more: RTÉ News – Bank of Ireland hybrid work shift
2. PwC UK
Professional services giant PwC has adopted a “work where it works” policy, giving staff the flexibility to decide how and where they work best. The firm also introduced a "Summer Working Hours" policy to support better work-life balance.
📌 Read more: PwC – The Future of Work
3. Vodafone Ireland
Vodafone has moved to a hybrid model as its standard working practice, redesigning its Dublin HQ to support flexible working. The space now focuses on collaboration and connection, rather than fixed desks.
📌 Read more: Vodafone Ireland – News & Media
These examples illustrate a trend that’s not just about space-saving or modernisation — it’s about enabling people to thrive wherever they are.
Why Workplace Support Matters More Than Ever
As companies embrace these new models, they also take on new responsibilities — especially when it comes to health, safety, and compliance.
Without the right support in place, businesses risk:
❌ Non-compliance with UK & Irish workplace regulations (like DSE standards)
❌ Increased employee health complaints (e.g., back pain, eye strain, stress)
❌ Reduced productivity and engagement
❌ Gaps in support between remote and office-based workers
At All Set Workplace, we help bridge that gap.
How We Help: Practical, Scalable Support
From our base in the UK and Ireland, we work with clients across industries to support smooth transitions into modern workspaces — whether that means a new head office, remote expansion, or a hybrid-first strategy.
Our services include:
✅ DSE & ergonomic assessments – conducted virtually or in person
✅ Compliance tracking – making sure your team meets legal standards
✅ Post-move support – ensuring employees are set up safely and comfortably
✅ Ongoing education – equipping teams with ergonomic know-how for any work setting
We don’t just provide a one-off solution. We partner with your business to future-proof your workplace, keeping your people safe and your business compliant.
Don’t Let Compliance Get Lost in the Move
With office relocation and hybrid strategies in motion, it’s easy to focus on fit-outs, floorplans, and technology. But compliance, comfort and employee wellbeing should be prioritised from the outset — not added as an afterthought.
📌 UK employers must still meet HSE Display Screen Equipment (DSE) requirements, even for home-based staff.
📌 In Ireland, similar regulations apply under the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work (General Application) Regulations 2007.
Failure to comply can lead to costly claims, low morale, and health issues that affect your entire business.
At All Set Workplace, we make it simple. We’ve helped thousands of employees across the UK and Ireland feel confident, comfortable, and cared for — wherever they work.
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