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WeWork had a dip in revenue during the second quarter of 2021, with its membership falling to 517,000 compared to 612,000 during the same time period last year.

Burnout has become a huge obstacle for workers over the past 18 months, and companies are now experimenting with company-wide vacations to address this issue.

The workplace no longer means the office itself — it has weaseled its way into the homes of workers, making it increasingly difficult for them to end the work day.

Brett White, CEO of Cushman & Wakefield, believes the 2.9 million office jobs that were lost during spring of 2020 will mostly be recovered by the middle of next year.

Office design is entering a new era that aims to accommodate hybrid and flexible work arrangements, as well as prioritize collaboration and the wellbeing of employees.

Commutes have largely been disliked by many workers, but the shift to hybrid working and the incorporation of flexible offices may actually make it a pleasant experience.

Data from RentCafe has revealed that Millennials and Gen Zers are returning to cities and are looking for ideal living arrangements that accommodate work from home.

The world has mostly accepted the fact that the pandemic has permanently altered the way we work, but what specific trends have impacted businesses?

The pandemic has forced the global workforce to become increasingly virtual and digital, meaning companies need to invest more into identity and security technology.

Citigroup has announced that employees will need to receive a vaccination against Covid-19 in order to come back to the company’s corporate offices.