Work-life

The 4 Day Week Global study has so far been met with a positive response from participants, many of whom say the model has boosted their productivity and their well-being.

More Americans than ever before have gained workplace flexibility, allowing them to take their work on the road while still enjoying the fruits of travel.

Indonesia has announced that its tourist capital Bali will now offer a digital nomad visa, allowing professionals to call the idealistic region home for five or 10 years.

Semrush’s research shows that the average number of remote positions on job listing websites is just 6.8%, much lower than current levels of demand.

According to a new Digital.com survey, 68% of business owners expect to grow their required days in the office.

Taking responses from over 2,300 full-time U.S. workers, one desire remained consistent: the need for flexibility.

Affordable areas are at higher risk of natural disasters according to data from online realtor Redfin.

The British Council for Offices (BCO) suggests that the amount of office space per person should sit between 10 to 12 square meters (roughly 107 to 130 square feet).

The study took into consideration multiple categories to determine the best cities for remote workers including: affordability, amenities, connectivity, financial incentives and workspace availability.

While this simulation-like return to normalcy could have been the key to alleviating burnout, other factors have emerged that are leaving workers even more burdened than ever before.