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Although many companies are expressing worry over the Great Resignation, this era should be viewed as the Great Reprioritization of workplace needs.

The days of high-capacity shared workspaces and full-time remote working may be over, and companies are now navigating how to adjust to the new era of offices.

Microsoft will indefinitely delay the reopening of its Redmond, Washington headquarters and U.S. offices due to the ongoing surge of Covid-19 cases.

New research from Chargifi shows that Millennials and Gen Z remote workers are experiencing more feelings of loneliness and isolation than their older counterparts.

A new report from HP shows that IT teams feel that cybersecurity has been put on the backburner so companies can operate seamlessly while employees work remotely.

The DowntownDC Business Improvement District, WorkChew, and Verizon have partnered up to launch an outdoor workspace concept called DC Workeries.

WeWork has revealed it is closing its Emeryville location by the end of September, where it took up three floors at The Towers at Emeryville office park.

The National Community Reinvestment Coalition has opened a coworking and event space called The Just Economy Club within the Union Trust building.

Shopping centers have realized the public wants convenience, and coworking facilities have played a significant role in making these spaces ideal for the public.

Companies attempting to bring employees back into the office may be struggling with the transition more than the initial shift to remote working arrangements.