Morris Levy, cofounder of The Yard, said the company chooses to leave booze out of the office to be inclusive, boost productivity and maintain a professional environment.

Prioritizing health in the workplace is vital to boosting company morale. Walking, hydration, and wellness initiatives can all aid in increasing employee productivity.

Kuala Lumpur’s coworking space market has grown significantly, and with this, spaces are finding new ways to promote healthier lifestyles among their employees.

Perkins+Will are designing Interface’s new Atlanta biophilic headquarters. The energy efficient office comes complete with greenery, a chilled beam system, and more.

Digital nomads have become a big portion of the workplace market. More and more, workers are finding ways to travel while being able to properly perform their job duties.

Technology makes remote working accessible to anyone. Video conferencing, instant messaging, and fast internet allow digital nomads to work from thousands of miles away.

Hohm, a company who develops steel napping pods, is working on bringing their product to airports, university campuses, convention centers, and corporate campuses.

Varisdesk, who specialize in adjustable standing desks, installed a free coworking space in Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport at Terminal C for business travelers.

Poor mental health can cause distractions in the workplace. To combat low productivity, offices can offer more privacy and natural lighting to encourage motivation.

Workspaces have many tactics to get the most out of their employees, but by engaging and communicating with all workers may be the key to a company’s success.

Today’s workforce require a healthy work environment to reach full productivity every day. Building directors

Krista McClure opened The Detroit Parent Collective in October 2017 that caters to working families, offering typical coworking amenities as well as child care services.