Is your business planning a return to office in the coming months? One of the first things to do is create a budget to capture the expenses you will incur for preparations to the office and holding the reopening. Here are some of the main cost areas to include in your budget.

As we reviewed our most-asked questions of the year (list is below), one thing became clear – there is a new focus on the purpose of the office. Right now, it’s all about intention.

With remote working now firmly in place due to COVID, businesses are rethinking the role and purpose of the office, as well as how to better streamline it for better efficiency and staff productivity.

What changes do businesses need to implement in order to have employees safely return to the workplace? We’ve compiled a handy checklist to help businesses with the process of preparing the office for the staff return.

During this time of massive change, its important to understand government guidelines and requirements. We’ve compiled a list of useful links to help you navigate the resources that are available from the CDC, OSHA, EPA and more.

We are here to help businesses get through this difficult time and beyond as the office has become the focus of changes and improvements.

Businesses are finding themselves in the situation where they must move their office during COVID. Usually an office move is a time for staff to be onsite for packing, pUrging and handling other preparations in advance of the move. But what do you do when staff are not at the office and you still have to relocate?

As businesses return their staff to the office after working remotely due to COVID, there are a number of areas that need to be addressed to ensure a safe and healthy office.