Return to work. These could be the words that your employees are dreading of hearing. After over a year of going through various lockdown stages, the workplace is starting to open up again with employers, maybe you included, trying to encourage your employees to return to work. Whilst working remotely has had its difficulties, you and the rest of your employees may have found that you have all easily slipped into a new routine, that you all enjoy having less travel time and that the thought of returning to work is very overwhelming and daunting. However, as an employer, this is when your employees need you the most to encourage and motivate them back into the office. Read on to find out the 3 best ways for effective stimulation to the return to work.

When it comes down to developing business, huge corporations and companies enjoy coworking spaces for the same reasons that aspiring entrepreneurs and freelancers do.
They have incredible networking possibilities and access to some incredible inventive skills. Coworking spaces also provide some financial relief (because the cost of setting up an independent office can be substantial) and creative inspiration is never far away! Now working in the space of co-workers has given a rise to small businesses, individual contractors and other workers the space to work in their own comfort and ease, to get the work done and to interact with their local business community.

Across the world, there are so many different hues and tones of paint. Each one can look different in different lighting, some hues have darker undertones whilst some can look a lighter/darker shade depending on where it goes in your office. A sometimes forgotten aspect to choosing paint colours in your office is the psychological effect that different shades have on the brain - some can soothe and some can stimulate however you don’t want to be over-soothing or over-stimulating! Read on to find out right paint colour for your office.

How to create a productive workspace at home : the chances are you have probably searched this question in google, and you could be feeling fairly bamboozled with the amount of information you can find. Well, let me summarize it for you:

It’s the question that is regularly asked and is difficult to answer because there is no straight answer. This is because every business is different, has a different set of standards and is run by different people, which is a good thing, right? As this gives each business the variety that is needed, however, the need for office storage is the same and whether you’re looking to go paperless or maybe just need some encouragement to sort through those old filing cabinets you have been avoiding for the last year, hopefully the question as to how much office storage you need can be answered.

​We all know what its like to be chair-bound all day, with the only break at lunch-time when you head to the fridge to find something to satisfy your stomachs longings. As technology keeps us strapped to computers and electronic devices, more of us are finding ourselves in the same situation and are sitting for longer periods of time than ever before. Consequently, our health is suffering. Before you contemplate asking if you can swap your desk job to one that requires a bit more activity and exercise, there is one thing you can do to improve your health right now: improve your posture and sit correctly. To avoid the effects of a lifetime of sitting, read on to learn how to find and maintain good posture.

Covid-19 has brought many unprecedented changes to our lives, from having to go into 'lockdown' to wearing masks in public places - and that’s if the shops are open. However, humans are people of change and adaptation, with the strength to be able to make new routines and lifestyle changes. The same could be said for the workplace, will we really go back to working in an on-site office? Has the introduction of virtual conference meetings been the key everyone has missed, until now?