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Many commercial real estate companies are turning to flexible office operators to help them build a clear path forward in creating a workspace that is safe and healthy.

Despite IWG taking a £156 million hit after closing down multiple of its less profitable locations, the company believes the future of the industry lies in the suburbs.

Technology will be necessary for organizations looking to create a work environment that emphasizes the health, hygiene and safety of their employees moving forward.

Research from the University of Kent and University of Birmingham offered insights into how their employers can better support their employees while working remotely.

A new study from Space Matrix and Interior Architect has revealed insight that employees need flexibility and strict hygienic practices in a post-pandemic workplace.

The needs of employees have changed over the past few months, and companies need to ensure workers have the right arrangements and resources to work effectively.

Companies adopting remote working policies have caused the office industry to struggle over the past few months, but flexible workspaces could open the door to growth.

Despite obstacles the flexible office market has faced in the past few months, the Asia-Pacific region is experiencing impressive growth during these unprecedented times.

Businesses are weighing out whether to continue their operations remotely or to welcome workers back into the workspace, and the solution could be a hybrid of both.

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