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Today’s workforce understands the benefits of flexible working and expects their employers to offer flexibility in order to get their best work done on their own time.

Work environments can make or break how well employees complete their daily tasks, so it is vital that offices design their spaces to boost productivity and wellbeing.

The new decade has ushered in a new generation of workers, so HR leaders must adopt technological implementation, mental health programs and flexibility in the workplace.

New York-based flexible office operator Knotel has reportedly laid off up to a third of its New York office due to high vacancy rates in the area at the end...

Female-oriented coworking firm The Riveter has cut five positions as part of a reorganization strategy that includes growing its digital platform with over 9,000 members.

In order to achieve an agile and innovative workplace, companies need to look at their office layout and use data to incorporate tools and design that motivates workers.

Coworking firm Serendipity Labs announced that it will enter several new markets this year, particularly suburbs of large cities, through multiple landlord partnerships.

According to CBRE, the office sector trends expected in the new year include coworking operators reevaluating business models, growing competition for talent and more.

A new survey from professional services company Aon has revealed that employers have steadily increased their focus on emotional and wellbeing programs for employees.

Open offices have become a popular design trend, but poor execution has led companies to reevaluate how to create the best activity-based workspace for all workstyles.