Our guest blogger Dr. Caroline M. Burns (managing director of Workplace Revolution) looks into the coworking phenomenon and what it means for the future of work.

Costing a mere $5 billion, Apple Park is the new home of, you guessed it… Apple. We look into some of the key features of the tech giants new headquarters.

We might be a couple of months away from the official start of summer but as we have been graced with some impromptu sunshine let’s take a look at how you can stay cool during those weeks and weeks of glorious sun we have to look forward to (wishful thinking I know).

Today is Friday the 13th and whilst there aren’t any people fleeing in terror from a rampaging Jason Voorhees it still seemed appropriate to look at safety in the workplace and what companies and employees can do to avoid accidents not only on this superstitious Friday but all year round.

Whilst planting trees in office atriums and constructing moss filled walls in office breakout areas are both beneficial and aesthetically pleasing they can be out of scope for a lot of companies with a small amount of space and even smaller budgets. That’s where terrariums come in.

The phrase “going green” has become commonplace. There are a number of good ideas that can be implemented around the office that are good for business, good for the environment and that won’t put a strain on the bank balance, we look at a handful of them.

As we know there are many domestic benefits to pet ownership. Dogs have been proven to improve both the physical and mental health of their humans, helping to increase fitness and become the focal point of new social interactions. But how does this translate to a professional environment? We investigate the growing trend of the ‘pet-friendly’ office and see if it really is a case of man’s best friend or if we’re barking up the wrong tree.