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A report from American Express has found that many workers view digital nomadism to be alluring than ever before and are eager to travel this year when they feel safe.

While companies have committed to adopting more hybrid working arrangements, lease liabilities from flexible office firms could hurt opportunities for this office sector.

Photography museum Fotografiska and coworking firm NeueHouse have merged to help revitalize community, creativity and culture during a time when they are suffering.

Research from Steelcase has found that UK workers are eager to come back into the workplace, but will expect new changes to make it a more engaging work environment.

The Office Group has partnered with Note Design Studio to transform London’s 47,000 square foot Douglas House building into a multifaceted coworking space.

As companies readily embrace hybrid working arrangements moving forward, they will need to adjust how to support and protect employees when they do commute to the office.

IWG has posted a £620 million annual loss for 2020 due to the pandemic, but chief executive Mark Dixon is anticipating major growth for the firm in the coming months.

The way employers and employees view the workplace has transformed in just one year, and with these changes comes the need for new strategies to engage employees.

A new survey from JLL has found that although office landlords want to bring employees back into their buildings, workers still want more workplace flexibility.

Research from workspace company The Instant Group has found that employees could save over £2,200 if the companies they worked for switched to a work near home model.