Covid-19 has led to new working patterns, changes in the division of unpaid work in the home and a widespread desire for more flexible working and shorter working hours in future, according to research by the University of Kent and the University of Birmingham.
There is continued growth within flexible office spaces in London and it shows no sign of slowing, according to a report from workspace firm Office Freedom.
More than half of workplaces do not have "an actively managed health and wellbeing programme", according to Vested, a workplace savings and benefits consultancy.
Co-working is set to rise by 50 per cent around the world by 2020, according to a Co-working Space Index compiled by games room retailer Liberty Games.
Modern-day fathers are more involved in parenting than ever before and need more flexible working arrangements, according to research by website Daddilife.com.
Over the next five years more than 10 million square feet will be added to the stock in key UK cities and flex space will account for over 8.5 per cent of the total office stock by 2023, says real estate adviser JLL.
Panel host Oren Gershon painted a futuristic picture of participants of a meeting or conference discussion not being present in the flesh-and-bone sense, but rather as realistic holograms projected into the room.
