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The Centre for Cities is predicting that the traditional five-day work week could become the mainstay again within two years as people grow to desire the physical office.

Digital teams have become a big part of the workforce, but before companies adopt this way of operating, they need to have a one-stop-shop for all work-related needs.

Workers returning to the office may be at risk for the burnout they may have dealt with pre-pandemic, so employers need to ensure they remedy the cause of this issue.

As companies turn to temporary leases to accommodate increasing demand for flexibility, coworking companies could see a surge thanks to their short-term nature.

A new study commissioned by essensys revealed that tenants do not feel that the tools and infrastructure they are offered within their flex space is sufficient.

In 2020, IWG reported a loss of £620 million due to the pandemic, and now the company is anticipating even more losses this year due to emerging variants and lockdowns.

Apple staffers sent a letter to executives expressing their disapproval of the company’s new work policies that would require them to be in the office three days a week.

As we move forward to a more flexible future of work, we will rely on tech-enabled, remote work culture along with traditional in-person collaboration.

IWG is capitalizing on the hybrid work trend, and responding to a surge in demand for out-of-town workspace locations, by signing multiple franchise deals in London’s suburban areas.

The Executive Centre, a leading brand of coworking and flexible office space in Asia Pacific, has been acquired by a consortium led by a U.S. investment firm.