On Jan. 20, wasting little time during his first 24 hours in office, president Donald Trump issued a memorandum terminating federal remote work arrangements for millions of government employees. It ...

For nearly 76 percent of Americans in 2019, this was a typical workweek: Wake up, get dressed, pile into a car alone, work, drive home, sleep ... and repeat five times. But starting in March 2020, ...

The gathering was a who’s who of Pennsylvania politicos, all looking to share in the credit of a transformational $600 million reimagination of Downtown Pittsburgh. Gov. Josh Shapiro, Pittsburgh Mayor ...

With remote and hybrid work now an established norm, many restaurants located adjacent to office buildings are facing a permanent decline in foot traffic. But how will this behavioral shift ripple ...

The COVID-19 pandemic fundamentally reshaped how we work; remote work became the new norm for many. Years later, it’s clear that the shift to working from home isn’t just a temporary change; it’s a ...

An attractive benefits plan can help retain employees, lower turnover, and boost loyalty. Learn about 15 benefits and perks ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Dr. Tracy Brower writes about joy, community and the future of work. Most people say they want to work remote—or at least ...

Founder Reports looks at how leadership approaches designed for in-office environments can be improved to meet the needs of ...

While many companies have transitioned back to fully in-person workforces, the lingering effects of remote work have led many employees to demand work-from-home flexibility, even more so than higher ...

It took a few years for the winds to shift, but employers began in earnest in 2024 to reverse course on their openness to flexible work. Return-to-office plans proliferated last year, with 58% of ...

The struggles of Seattle’s downtown to recover after the pandemic have rightly been blamed on some key factors, such as the inability of the city to get control of public safety there. But new data ...