The workplace still has a place in today’s business environment. Despite the growing popularity of remote and hybrid working styles, most companies are still maintaining their office spaces and encouraging employees.The Office of National Statistics (ONS) reports that more than a quarter of workers in Great Britain (28%) were considered hybrid workers between the period of 8th of January to 30th March 2025.
An additional report produced by Statista on UK remote and Hybrid working revealed that in August 2025, roughly 14% of workers in Great Britain, predominantly worked from home and approximately 22% are hybrid workers with occasional commute to the office. Onsite or fully-office based work comprise about 41% of the total workforce in the UK. The report reveals that the height of exclusively onsite workers or employees that were only travelling to work peaked in March 2022 at about 60% of the respondents sampled. While the highest percentage of remote workers was recorded in June 2020. There is a growing popularity of Hybrid working as the highest percentage of workers considered to be in this category was over 31% in November 2023.
The data from both ONS and Statista clearly indicates that more than a quarter of the UK workforce (28% and 22% respectively) are hybrid workers and around more than a third (41%) travel to work. This influences how often the workplace such as offices, warehouses, building sites and other spaces needs to be cleaned. Let’s explore the different scenarios that determine the frequency of clean required based on the different working modes.
