News

Business leaders had no choice but to move to a remote workforce over the past few months, and now many are taking those lessons learned and applying them to the...

Companies continue operations with a distributed workforce are looking into the “hub-and-spoke” workplace model to meet the needs of workers that live in the suburbs.

A new report has revealed that Knotel has lost $49 million since March, following reports of the company’s layoffs and not paying April’s rent at some of its locations.

The past few months have shed a light on the need for home working and office arrangements as companies shift their focus on creating a productive, engaging workplace.

The Executive Centre, a Hong Kong-based service office provider, has revealed it will invest 100 crore to open give new locations across India despite ongoing lockdowns.

As workers slowly re-enter the workplace, a YouGov poll has found that many are concerned about the distancing and cleanliness standards that companies are taking.

After a state of emergency measure was enacted, flexible workspace providers in New Brunswick were forced to completely reevaluate how to continue their operations.

The pandemic and the trends it has ushered in could spell bad news for Atlanta’s metro office market as companies continue to adopt telecommuting work arrangements.

Although analysts are predicting the end of the office, the likely scenario will be a hybrid of remote and in-person work arrangements to maintain the health of workers.

Many coworking firms will alter their expansion plans in the coming months, either by reducing the square footage they planned on taking up or scrapping plans altogether.