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Technology adoption was one of the big workplace transformations over the past year, but making sure employees know how to use these tools will be crucial moving forward.

Many companies are turning to hybrid work arrangements, but they will need to be equipped with modern technology to ensure employees are safe, healthy and connected.

Research has found that junior workers prefer coming into the office more often than higher-ups, but offering varying work arrangements could lead to a split culture.

Despite assumptions that Generation Z had no problems shifting to remote working, research has found that these workers need guidance with this new way of working.

Hotels and coworking firms have been leaning on each other over the past several months after their industries were hit by the pandemic, but can this partnership last?

Companies who are looking to improve the experience of their employees must look beyond policy and adopt modern technologies, such as virtual and augmented reality.

Flexible office provider Industrious has revealed it will open a new office in North Bethesda’s Pike & Rose neighborhood, where it will take up over 42,000 square feet.

Although many analysts and experts believe that demand for office space will continue to take a hit for part of this year, the CEO of Boston Properties is optimistic.

As employees slowly return to the office, companies need to ensure that the workspace is clean, healthy and equipped with the right technology to support remote workers.

Companies have experimented with their work arrangements over the last year, and some have adopted four-day work arrangements to help boost employee satisfaction.