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With a wide range of businesses from different industries working in close proximity, you’ll quickly build connections – especially if you operate in one of Norwich’s many coworking spaces!
Thousands of UK workers begin world’s biggest trial of four-day week
With work changed for ever by the pandemic, businesses are testing whether pilot represents a recognition that ‘the new frontier for competition is quality of life’
Mental Health in the Workplace: How Coworking can Improve Mental Health – THIS Workspace
There are a number of different ways to improve mental health in the workplace, but coworking is one of the best solutions. Find out more here.
Instant Group Research Shows Flex Office Demand is Up 58%, with Miami Outpacing Other Cities – Coworking Insights
While cities like Los Angeles were once at the forefront of this demand, new hubs such as Houston and Tampa are beginning to outpace traditional hotspots.
‘Five-day office week will become the norm again’
Traditional working patterns could return within two years, a think tank tells the BBC.
The hybrid workplace probably won’t last – The Boston Globe
Having some people work from home while their teammates are in the office runs counter to much of what makes organizations tick.
Norwich workers and traders share their views on home working
Employees and traders in Norwich share their views on home working and what’s best for the city.
Co-Working In Numbers: All The Stats & Facts Around This Growing Trend
How popular is co-working? Who’s the typical co-worker? What industries are good for co-working? All these questions & more are answered in our guide to co-working.
What Is Coworking? Everything You Need To Know About Coworking Spaces| DropDesk – DropDesk
As coworking continues to gain popularity, more and more people are raising the question, what exactly is a coworking space?
Everything You Need to Know About Coworking Spaces – ChargeSpot
Coworking creates truly unique, collaborate and innovative shared workspaces. Large organizations such as KPMG are even starting to buy into the idea.
