According to a survey from insurance firm Breeze, many American workers are willing to take a paycut and even give up their right to vote for remote working arrangements.

Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai has informed Google staffers that if they wish to work from a Google campus, they will be required to show proof of vaccination.

Despite the belief that automation is taking jobs away, the reality is that this technology is leading to an emergence of new jobs that require upskilling and reskilling.

LinkedIn has adjusted its work policy and will now allow employees to work remotely full-time moving forward as it simultaneously reopens some of its global offices.

The VTS Office Demand Index monthly report shows the main reasons cities are seeing fast office recovery is due to workers returning to the office and increased jobs.

Companies are transitioning to new hybrid working models, but there are still obstacles with these arrangements that neighborhood clubhouses are attempting to resolve.

As companies prepare to bring their employees back into the office, some workers are wary of returning to their normal commute that now feels like a distant memory.

According to a study by Zeno Group, business leaders are not taking the threat of employee turnover seriously enough as their attitude towards work continues to evolve.

More and more companies are making the transition to hybrid workplace models, which means that the commercial real estate industry is going to see its own changes.

The Washington Post’s publisher has revealed that the company will require employees to show proof of vaccination when they return to the office in September.

Despite cases of the Delta variant skyrocketing across many parts of the world, business leaders are gung ho and moving forward with their return-to-office strategies.

Trumbull, Connecticut coworking facility CoLab saw its memberships grow by over 90% from May 2020 to May 2021 as businesses and professionals seek offices closer to home.