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Many critics believed that the coworking industry would not be able to weather an economic downturn, but the sector has seemingly defied odds over the past few months.

HR and CRE roles have become an increasingly vital part of how a company operates, and relevant data collection can be the key driver of productivity in the workplace.

Companies must take the necessary steps to keep staff safe when preparing to open their doors, such as installing air filtration systems, temperature screenings and more.

WorkSocial, a New Jersey-based coworking firm, has revealed that it will keep its members healthy and safe by implementing strict cleanliness and sanitation protocols.

Many factors define the future of work, but the most significant is the adoption of remote working and how companies use this work arrangement to their advantage.

Landlords struggling to keep tenants on board with long-term leases could benefit from signing partnership agreements with coworking operators to reduce their risk.

IWG, the world’s largest flexible workspace firm, used its recently raised war chest to sign a lease on 30,000 square feet of office space formerly occupied by WeWork.

All sectors of the real estate industry have taken a big hit over the past few months, particularly coworking firms who could look into giving space back to landlords.

Zoom’s massive rise in popularity has kicked off tight competition between companies like Microsoft and Cisco that offer their own video conferencing resources.

Business leaders should think about the reconfiguration of their workspaces in the long-term in order to better support employees, adopt new work arrangements and more.