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Corporations have historically been hesitant about adopting flexible work policies, but the pandemic may change the course of how these businesses operate in the future.

Directors of flexible workspace agency Green Kinnear Real EState have announced that they are parting ways to start their own endeavors after 7 years of partnership.

A report from the Asian Development Bank has found that in order for a region’s economy to recover, governments and businesses need to emphasize health and wellness.

Many remote workers have grown tired of their home offices, so hotel companies have started offering their rooms as day offices so workers can get a chance of scenery.

Flexible workspace operator The Executive Centre has revealed that it will add five new locations across India as it prepares for an increased demand in flexible offices.

ENORME, a design studio based in Madrid, has revealed its new family office that uses movable partitions and a curtain system to meet the needs of all styles of work.

Architect and design firm Vocon’s recent survey has revealed that, after six months of working remotely, productivity is starting to take a hit for fatigued employees.

Despite facing short-term obstacles over the past several months, the coworking industry is expected to make a big comeback as companies opt for more flexibility.

For companies who are moving forward with a hybrid working arrangement, there will need to be changes to current policies to support both in-person and remote workers.

Although many companies have embraced remote working practices at present, it’s evident that physical offices will play an essential role in operations in the future.