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The Wing members sent a letter to the company’s board of directors to demand changes to the firm’s leadership to address discriminatory issues the firm continues to face.

Companies across the country are preparing to welcome workers back to the office, but business leaders need to take the necessary precautions to ensure workers are safe.

Financial services firms looking to de-densify their main office could benefit from adopting flexible workspaces in order to keep their employees safe and engaged.

Companies worldwide have embraced the flexible workspace trend and this has led to the reconfiguration of offices as organizations work to keep their employees safe.

Data has revealed that employees and employers prefer to have the ability to work from home and the office during the work week to reap the benefits of both arrangements.

Before companies can welcome their employees back into the workplace, it is essential that they evaluate the best way to keep their workers safe, healthy and comfortable.

As companies pivot away from central office locations and more flexible accommodations, demand for highly amenitized suburban offices is expected to be on the uprise.

SoCal landlords had little trouble with rent payments in April through June due to funds from the Paycheck Protection Program, but the next few months could be an issue.

A new report from VergeSense, a workplace design consultant, has revealed that companies will need to do more than closing shared areas to encourage distancing.

Colliers research finds that many office occupiers will embrace de-densifying their offices, while a portion also have plans to expand their footprint in the near future.