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Although remote working restrictions will be lifted in England next week, companies are still being cautious about bringing their employees back into the workplace.

Apple will require employees to return to the office three days a week starting in September, but staffers are unhappy with the inflexible manner of this arrangement.

Traditional coworking spaces such as WeWork and the Wing are bouncing back, but a wide variety of coworking operators have also started emerging in recent months.

Although there has been significant job growth in recent months, the looming risk of the Great Resignation could impact how well companies function in the future.

Using remote work prevalence, housing affordability and access to urban and natural amenities, Apartment List was able to rank the top 10 U.S. cities for remote workers.

Coworking brand Deskimo aims to accommodate people working remotely and provide them with a casual space to meet with others and get away from the distraction of home.

Several companies are struggling to find the best method of bringing employees back into the office, but Google’s new hybrid work policy could be a good starting point.

WeWork has cut down some of its space in Downtown Los Angeles’ Arts District, and plant-based milk maker Califia Farms will take over nearly 30,000 square feet of space.

An Avison Young report reveals that leasing activity in Long Island has come to a halt, despite analysts anticipating an increase in suburban office takeup.

As the second wave of Covid-19 slowly subsides in India, coliving operators are adjusting their design and offerings to accommodate the growing number of hybrid workers.