Bloomberg's new London HQ will not include a canteen, because the CEO Mike Bloomberg wants to encourage employees to get out of the office during the day, which he has said is better for staff and better for the local economy. Which would you prefer in an office?

Bloomberg's new London HQ will not include a canteen, because the CEO Mike Bloomberg wants to encourage employees to get out of the office during the day, which he has said is better for staff and better for the local economy. Which would you prefer in an office? Published on 22 June 2017 → Survey conducted on 22 June 2017 on 3588 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

An office with everything on site, including social activities and a canteen

32%

An office with social activities and facilities on site, but no canteen

An office that is clean and functional but which doesn't have social facilities or a canteen

16%

Not applicable - I don't work in an office

43%

An office with everything on site, including social activities and a canteen

32%

An office with social activities and facilities on site, but no canteen

An office that is clean and functional but which doesn't have social facilities or a canteen

16%

Not applicable - I don't work in an office

43%

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