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By the end of 2019, flexible office space takeup reached 2.5 million square feet of space, making it clear that the industry has become a mainstay of the office sector.

The coworking industry has evolved to cater to more than just startups. Now, companies of various sizes are reevaluating how this offering can benefit their business.

Artificial intelligence, alongside other emerging technologies, have transformed and improved the way in which companies interact with their customers and employees.

Coworking firm The Coven, which tailors its space for women, non-binary and trans people, will open a new 9,000 square foot location in St. Paul at the end of the...

Today’s workforce expects a workplace that values a work-life balance, which is why coworking spaces have implemented services and amenities to help workers achieve this.

Remote and flexible work options have been proven to be beneficial to employee productivity and wellbeing, but employers also have a lot to gain from these work options.

Today’s workforce understands the benefits of flexible working and expects their employers to offer flexibility in order to get their best work done on their own time.

Work environments can make or break how well employees complete their daily tasks, so it is vital that offices design their spaces to boost productivity and wellbeing.

The new decade has ushered in a new generation of workers, so HR leaders must adopt technological implementation, mental health programs and flexibility in the workplace.

New York-based flexible office operator Knotel has reportedly laid off up to a third of its New York office due to high vacancy rates in the area at the end...