Office Redesign: Furniture Pieces for Every Size Workplace
The workplace has been through the wringer for the past 18 months or so. Back in April 2021, research suggested that approximately 60% of executives didn’t have a plan in
Facing the Unknown: The Benefit vs. The Outcome of the Office
As the pandemic is entering a new phase and more organizations are eyeing a return to the office, one thing has become abundantly clear: The modern office isn’t going anywhere,
The Employee Engagement Metrics That Matter
Engagement measures the emotional commitment employees have toward a company, its goals, vision, and other employees. While it's largely a human resources issue, it's also a business problem. Engagement really
Preparing the Work Area: Helping Employers Return to Business
Many employees are ready to get back to working in the office. A recent JLL survey of more than 2,000 global office employees revealed that three in four workers are
Why Workers Want to Return to Work in 2021
Prior to the pandemic, remote work was viewed as a privilege by most. In 2020, however, businesses and employees scrambled to set up virtual workplaces and continue operations despite not
Key Considerations in Designing a Return to Work Plan
Reopening your office after COVID-19 isn’t a decision that you can make lightly or on the fly. Creating a plan takes time and careful consideration. Decisions have consequences, and nobody
5 Ways Office Design Changes Your Bottom Line
The business world is always competitive, with decisions that must be made every day. The importance of your bottom line influences every decision that’s made and it’s best to always
4 Signs You’re Dealing with Work From Home Burnout
We’ve all heard the saying, “leave work at work” — a cautionary reminder to maintain a healthy work-life balance. But what happens when your home becomes your sole workspace? Increasingly, workers
Space Optimization and Your Bottom Line
Written by: Maggie McDermott Fernandez Close your eyes and think of the phrase “Spring Cleaning.” What pops up into your head? Chances are it’s you, completely exhausted, sitting on piles of
Furniture-as-a-Service & Private Flex: Because Landlords Are Asking
Written by: Melanie Jones Most agree that flexible space is no longer the stepchild of commercial real estate. As an emerging asset class, the question is no longer, “should flexible space