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The human element of coworking is expected to drive a rush of demand and new take-up in the not too distant future.

Since the onset of the pandemic, catching glimpses of a coworker’s spouse, kid, pet, or parent has become normal.

As more organizations encourage workers to work remotely on a long-term or permanent basis, their office needs are changing.

While some companies have welcomed back a percentage of their staff back into the office, others continue to encourage workers to work remotely.

A survey of 50 large firms shows that almost half have no plans to return staff to the office yet.

The Executive Centre has reported revenue growth in the first six months of 2020, largely due to steady cash flow from existing clients.

Remote work is increasingly becoming a long-term solution for many organizations and employees.

Knotel appears to be going through a rough patch with its landlords in New York City. The flexible workspace provider was hit with a new lawsuit.

New survey data revealed that many workers are unprepared for the challenges associated with working from home.

COVID-19 has had a dramatic impact on the way people use and engage with built environments.