Business

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.

A new Qualtrics study shows that 58% of employees support President Biden’s executive order that mandates vaccines at companies with 100 or more employees.

German automotive giant Volkswagen will extend its work-from-home policy, allowing workers to choose four or five days each month to work in the office.

Amazon has launched FamilyFlex, a program that provides eligible employees flexibility, family-care benefits, and other perks to help them achieve a work-life balance.

Craig Robinson, the former head of WeWork’s Power By We unit, has joined Industrious as its new chief growth officer as the firm prepares for an IPO.

Although the global workforce has already seen its fair share of changes in recent years, 2022 will mark another stark shift in how business operate.

WeWork has identified 1,600 phone booths across its U.S. and Canada operations that had elevated levels of formaldehyde and took 700 more out of service for more testing.

JPMorgan Chase is expected to report its earnings this week, and many will be looking into how WeWork has impacted the bank and whether it can save it from bankruptcy.