Sustainability a Key Factor for Young Thai Job Seekers
Thai Businesses Prioritise Sustainable Workplaces to Attract Young Talent
Increasingly, growing worldwide attention to the sustainability agenda compels businesses to spend more on an environmentally responsible workplace. The latest study of property firm Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) finds that 65% of global organizations will increase spending on eco-friendly workplaces by 2030, and Thailand is not far behind.
According to the survey of "Future of Work 2024, offices will require both the sustainability and workers' well-being if they are going to emerge among the future leading office preferences for companies.
With around 2,300 business leaders surveyed, it certainly represents a strong bias toward use through technology, flexibility, and environmentalism towards designing their future workplace.
To the millennials and generation Z, sustainability is on the priority list of the preference.
According to the report, sustainability is one of the attraction factors for the younger
