Even with the freedom of home-working, many employees are missing interactions with colleagues. Rural co-working spaces are catering to people’s hunger for connecting with like-minded professionals for inspiration and network-building, while also maintaining a slower, more ‘natural’ lifestyle.

With people around the world being urged to socially distance themselves during the COVID-19 pandemic, remote working has fast become a new normal. How can employers bring their staff together (virtually) during this turbulent time, and what are the key challenges remote workers face?

As businesses reopen post-lockdown, employers have a greater responsibility than ever to look after employees’ health. At the same time, the BLM protests have honed people’s attention on the effects of systemic racism. So, how might the events of 2020 redefine ideas of a safe workplace?

Airbnb has reported an increase in guests seeking out 'remote working' spaces to recreate a 9-5 out of the home. With a domestic setup not working for everyone, there’s an opportunity for brands to help people adapt their environments for greater privacy and professionalism.