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A survey from Clockwise revealed that many workers in the UK want to return to the office, but would prefer a satellite office in the suburbs they recently relocated to.

WeWork has revealed its “Business Update on Sales Momentum, Accelerating Recovery” that shows an increase in the coworking operator’s occupancy, but not much else.

Leaders behind the now-shuttered Neoware Studio have revealed plans to open a new cryptocurrency-enabled coworking space, which will also serve as a coffee shop.

The VTS Office Demand Index has shown that cities with the highest number of remote-friendly jobs were seeing the slowest pace of office market recovery.

Japanese leaders recently recommended that organizations and business leaders adopt more flexible work arrangements in the future, including a four day work week.

Google has rolled out the Work Location Tool, where employees can apply for remote positions or request office changes that could come with a pay adjustment.

Many companies are telling Colorado residents they do not need to apply for positions due to a new state law that requires firms to disclose employees’ expected pay.

As parts of the world reopen, coworking operators are noting growing demand for accommodations that will help companies bring their employees back into the office.

PepsiCo has detailed its new plan called “Work That Works” which will provide employees with more choice and flexibility in their workplace environment.

A Furniture At Work survey of 1,015 UK employees shows that one in five respondents have their workplace’s instant messaging app on their personal phone.