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A new report from Cushman & Wakefield finds that central London saw its highest rate of office take-up since the pandemic first began in March of 2020.

Due to financial struggles and mistreatment from corporations during the past 18 months, some remote workers are taking on two full-time remote jobs to recoup losses.

Two new coworking spaces will open in downtown Houston, including IWG brand Spaces taking up 50,000 square feet and WorkSuites opening a new location by the end of 2021.

Facebook is the latest company to announce that it will be delaying its return-to-office date until January 2022 as the Delta variant causes a spike in Covid-19 cases.

Research from furniture company Steelcase shows that employees are expressing the need for a safer workplace as companies pivot to hybrid work arrangements.

WeWork had a dip in revenue during the second quarter of 2021, with its membership falling to 517,000 compared to 612,000 during the same time period last year.

Burnout has become a huge obstacle for workers over the past 18 months, and companies are now experimenting with company-wide vacations to address this issue.

The workplace no longer means the office itself — it has weaseled its way into the homes of workers, making it increasingly difficult for them to end the work day.

Brett White, CEO of Cushman & Wakefield, believes the 2.9 million office jobs that were lost during spring of 2020 will mostly be recovered by the middle of next year.

Office design is entering a new era that aims to accommodate hybrid and flexible work arrangements, as well as prioritize collaboration and the wellbeing of employees.