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Today’s work atmosphere is one of creativity and flexibility, so we can expect to see more digital natives, open spaces, and coworking implemented into many workplaces.

Office space provider Convene has partnered up with healthcare startup Eden Health to add on-site clinics and medical services in 25 of its locations across the country.

The coworking space sector continues to evolve and now, some operators have started offering on-site child care services for working parents who need a space to focus.

The We Company’s bond prices have fallen 91 cents on the dollar, down from 92.6 cents from the day before, after news of it doubling its losses in 2018.

When looking for a women-focused coworking space, be sure to look out for the space’s environment, it’s network and community, and whether it offers wellness services.

WeWork revealed it doubled its revenue and losses in 2018 through providing more supply than demand. Now, the coworking bubble could be closer to bursting than ever.

Serviced office company Regus is expanding its coworking franchise across second-tier Australian cities in hopes of operating 100 new centres over the next five years.

CBRE’s shared workspace subsidiary Hana launched last October in hopes of providing occupiers with flexibility and operating through an owner/investor partnership model.

We often associate technology with being more productive in the workplace, but it also helps with work-related stress through collaboration, remote, and mindfulness tools.

A survey conducted by IWG revealed that ‘Generation Flex’ now expects agile options when weighing out potential jobs, revealing a major shift from employers to employees.