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While the dangers of being in a densely packed office has become abundantly clear in the COVID-19 era, the office will still play a role in the future of the...

A NTT report highlights that businesses recognize the importance of digital integration, and those who do not adapt their resources and tools risk falling behind.

Despite organizations cutting down on their real estate footprint in the near future, offices will still play an essential part in nurturing community and collaboration.

Data from insurer Zurich UK revealed that the company saw a 20% increase in job applications for managerial roles from women after advertising them as flexible positions.

Despite the turbulent past year the coworking and flexible office industry has experienced, operators are remaining optimistic about the future of flexibility.

WeWork has burned through $517 billion during the third quarter of this year as the pandemic threatens the coworking firm’s ability to stay on a path of profitability.

While a survey found over half of remote workers are feeling fatigued after months of working from home, there are still ways to support employees who are struggling.

Time and time again, studies have proven that a well-designed workspace that emphasizes the importance of the employee experience leads to increased productivity.

A new piece from Deutsche Bank suggests that a tax on remote workers should be implemented with the assumption that these employees contribute less to local economies.

The huge growth of remote workers has led to mass migration away from large metropolitan areas to smaller towns with lower costs of living and stress-free atmospheres.