Our weekly round up of workplace news from around the web.
- You shouldn’t try to forcibly change people’s schedules when it comes to returning to work, says the New York Times — but sometimes you can change their minds.
- One of the most overlooked reasons for returning to the office just got a lot more dire, reports Entrepreneur.
- Arch Daily shares four ways you can incorporate biophilia into the urban workplace.
- American offices are half-empty. CNN explores how this could be the next big risk for banks.
- WeWork is the company that first made coworking cool. Now, Frame shares how it’s evolving to offer a more mature workplace product according to their Global Head of Workplace Design, and WDM’s Next Work Environment Competition Juror, Ebbie Wisecarver.
