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A new Matthews & Goodman survey of nearly 1,000 UK office workers found that 44% of respondents would definitely look for a new job due to an unpleasant workspace.
Read moreAs today’s younger workers continue to demand more flexibility, companies need to get on board with embracing the remote workforce in order to attract and retain talent.
Read moreWorkplace flexibility is a necessity for companies looking to retain top talent, so organizations must adopt communication software and collaborative tools to thrive.
Read moreWorkspace provider IWG has announced that it will introduce its coworking brand HQ across India, which will join its other office brands Regus and Spaces in the country.
Read moreDespite women making up the majority of the workforce, many obstacles are still in place that make work environments less than ideal for mothers and women in general.
Read moreAccording to a report from the Brookings Institute, 36 million jobs in the U.S. are at risk of being replaced by AI which could be risky for office building investors.
Read moreAs concerns over coronavirus grow, coworking operators are protecting their spaces by disinfecting the facilities, as well as encouraging people to work from home.
Read moreBoston-based Berkshire Banks has opened Reevx Labs, the company’s take on coworking, in Nubian Square that offers a free workspace for non-profits and entrepreneurs.
Read moreKimberly Ross, former CEO of oil field service company Baker Hughes, has been named chief financial officer at WeWork as the company restructures its leadership team.
Read moreWorkspace operator IWG reported it had a record-breaking 2019 after its revenue rose 10.4% to £2.65 billion, as well as its operating profit being ahead 8% year-on-year.
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