Research

Logistics Buildings of Tomorrow:
Human Centric Design

Labour challenges highlight the importance of human-centric design

May 06, 2022

Contributors:

Lisa Graham
Raphaele Naud
Alexandra Tornow
Maciej Kotowski
Jan Zombirt
Jakub Zielinski

Soaring to record, the occupier demand for logistics facilities across Europe has generated significant requirements for labour. How can human-centric design help businesses to cope with labour shortages and retain their employees?

Read our latest report to unlock recommendations and discover the five biggest trends:

Labour shortages emerge as Europe returns to growth
Elevated demand for logistics space intensifies the demand for labour
The rise of automation in logistics
Labour supply challenges will remain as populations age
The emergence of human-centric design in logistics buildings

On the same theme, you can watch the replay of the Logistics Future Workforce webinar:

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