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Workplace trends are constantly changing, but experts believe that non-parent leave, compensation, privacy, office design, and internal communication will shift in 2019.

Many coworking operators are branching off from the traditional long-term leases with building owners and are entering into management agreements and joint ventures.

Health and wellness in the workplace has slowly become a big priority across numerous workplaces by offering natural light, standing desks, and incorporating exercise.

The Hays Journal studied whether mandatory workplace participation in wellness programs could help boost productivity and morale within the workplace.

Customer experience (CX) professionals are seeking out new ways to create a solid understanding and innovative approach to customer experience for all parties involved.

As the gig economy and freelancing have become a huge sector of the job market, it’s important for freelancers to find tools to have a successful, productive work day.

The U.S. economy is expected to continue growing by 2.7% throughout most commercial real estate sectors according to CBRE’s 2019 Real Estate Market Outlook.

Shanghai-based studio X+living has opened a new four-story coworking office in Shenzhen that meshes visual effect design and gives members a balance of work and play.

The digital nomadic lifestyle is slowing down while landlords and corporations are both jumping into the coworking pool by operating and working out of flexible offices.

Since entering the Asian coworking market 2 years ago, WeWork has opened 123 centers and is offering its revenue sharing program to landlords and developers in the area.