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Technology now has the ability to complete repetitive jobs, so in order to keep up with automation, companies should help workers improve and develop their skills.

As we approach a new year, technology implementation is expected to take on a vital role in the way workplaces are planned, operated and how employees complete tasks.

In 2020, experts predict that flex spaces will transition from niche to a mainstream option that will see high demand, be embraced by retail and focus on sustainability.

This year’s ILO Global Youth Employment Forum held in Abuja, Nigeria explored what actions are needed to support youth employment as we face the future of work.

While fintech is the most popular sector for tech investments, the commercial real estate market is experiencing investment growth that is expected to continue in 2020.

According to a new JLL India report, seven of India’s major cities saw a 40% increase in office space leasing due in part to growing demand for coworking spaces.

Qatar’s real estate sector has been disrupted by growing demand for coworking spaces, and the trend is expected to continue thanks to changing workplace dynamics.

Roseate Hotels & Resorts has revealed it will open its first coworking space, the Upstage Club, at one of its New Delhi locations that will take up 30,000 square feet.

Japanese conglomerate SoftBank is attempting to raise $9.5 billion in a bailout deal for WeWork, but talks with three of Japan’s biggest banks have reportedly stalled.

Among the various predictions for the future of the workplace, the way in which organizations keep their employees engaged will likely be one of the most important.