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Many employees are not eager to return to the office, so it is up to business leaders to make certain policy changes that make the workplace more attractive to staff.

According to a new report from Savills, L.A. office availability has reached its highest mark since 2009 at 51 million square feet as workers continue to stay at home.

The adoption of flexible working is expected to shape the way white-collar professionals take vacations in the future and lead them to merge business with leisure.

JLL’s new coworking space, Orchard Workspace, will take up 50,000 square feet of space in Brookfield Properties’ 5.5 million square foot complex MetroTech Center.

Virtual reality is much more accessible to the public today than ever before, and companies can use this modern technology to improve their own operations and efficiency.

Last week, LinkedIn revealed to workers that they would get this week off from work in an effort to combat burnout, which has become a growing problem over the past...

Amazon has announced it expects workers to return to the office by fall, a contrast to some of its fellow technology companies who are committing to a hybrid work model.

Research has found that a big portion of employees want hybrid work arrangements, but they also express that there will need to be changes to how the workplace operates.

Nestle’s employees in China will now have access to IWG’s 3,500 locations worldwide for one year in an effort to continue supporting their productivity and wellbeing.

Coworking company Workville will take over a 60,000 square foot, 14-story building in Midtown Manhattan in order to accommodate growing demand for its flex spaces.