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Despite a dip in revenue over the last several months, Japanese office operator TKP Corporation is navigating how to reconfigure its spaces to accommodate the new normal.

Cisco Systems’ new survey has revealed that many companies are looking to decrease their office space as workers have expressed their need to continue working from home.

A new survey from McKinsey & Co. predicts how the ongoing pandemic will impact the future of work in 2025 and how some of those workplace trends have already begun.

As we enter the seventh month of working in the midst of a pandemic, it should come as no surprise that the way we work will be permanently changed moving...

Coworking and hospitality firms have started partnering with each other to offer remote workers daily, weekly and monthly access to rooms to serve as temporary offices.

Workspace operator IWG will reportedly close at least one-fifth of its workspaces in New York City following news that it would be filing bankruptcy for Regus in the UK.

While many remote workers have expressed satisfaction with their limited commutes, some are experiencing loneliness that flexible offices could be the perfect remedy for.

Professionals have expressed their need to come back into the workplace, so coworking firms are reformatting their services that make their spaces a safe place to work.

Technology adoption is an important aspect of the future of work, but companies need to do much more to ensure that employees are prepared for these new transformations.

The Institute of Directors has found that the pandemic will likely have a permanent impact on how offices are used, as well as remote and flexible working arrangements.