Month: February 2022

Nasim Köerting, Head of Design at The Office Group in London, recently discussed what to expect from the future of office design on Allwork.Space’s Future of Work podcast.

A new study finds that over 15.5 million workers in the US consider themselves to be “digital nomads,” which is a 112% increase from the levels seen in 2019.

Nonprofit news organization WorkingNation is releasing a series of reports called “Green Jobs Now: Colorado” that show the green economy’s impact on the future of work.

Qualtrics research shows that 58% of workers in the UK cite their job as the source of mental health struggles and suggested they want more choice in their work schedule.

Flexible workspace operator Industrious will team up with Piedmont Office Realty, CBRE, and Dilweg to open three new locations across the Atlanta market.

Two studies have indicated that remote working is here to stay, but this work arrangement could have a negative impact on the revenue of cities and local businesses.

For workspace operators and entrepreneurs looking to tap the growing demand for flexible space, a franchise partnership provides opportunities to accelerate growth within a nationally recognized brand.

Historically, central business districts have been a city’s leading center of economic power. But now, workers have realized that the location in which they live and work doesn’t matter anymore.

Corporations spent much of 2020 “woke washing” their brand to appear socially aware to societal issues that relate to Black citizens, but representation is still lacking.

According to a new report from CBRE, technology firms leased over 2 million square feet in the Seattle area last year, which is triple the amount seen in other sectors.