British Savills to Maintain Remote Work for 800 Employees in Gulf Countries

British real estate firm Savills has confirmed that its 800 employees in the Gulf states will continue to work remotely due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The company is adapting its operations to ensure staff safety and business continuity.

British real estate company 'Savills' confirmed that its 800 employees in the Gulf countries will continue to work remotely. This decision is part of measures to combat the COVID-19 pandemic. The company ensures the uninterrupted operation of its offices and adapts to new conditions. Management emphasizes the importance of employee safety and health. The decision on remote work will be reviewed depending on the epidemiological situation.

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