Business

As a fourth wave of Covid-19 sweeps through various countries in Europe, governments and companies are enacting new rules to prevent spread, such as working from home.

The Office of Personnel Management has provided new guidance that outlines how agencies should approach telework, and how this arrangement can benefit them.

American Express announced that it will require employees to be fully vaccinated before they can return to the company’s U.S. offices early next year.

Ericsson, a telecommunications firm, announced that it will decrease desk space and redesign its offices to accommodate shifting half of its employees to remote working.

A new survey from Future Forum shows that the majority of knowledge and office-based workers want flexibility in their work environment and work schedule.

Apple revealed that it will launch a new business services platform to help companies with up to 500 employees as they shift to hybrid and remote working arrangements.

At The New York Times’ DealBook Online Summit, Adam Neumann sat down for his first interview since being ousted as WeWork CEO and expressed some regret about his history.

After a court of appeals forced a temporary halt on the Biden Administration's new vaccine mandate, the White House is now requesting the pause to be lifted.

A new report from the Partnership for New York City shows that just over one-quarter of New York office workers have return to the workplace as remote working endures.

A new survey from MRI Software and CoreNet Global shows that the number of companies offering remote working to all employees fell from 39% in March to 26% in September.