As coronavirus vaccination programs begin rolling out in various parts of the country, office work is expected to resume after June of 2021. While this is a tentative timeline, researchers, as well as workers, are optimistic that by this time, there will be at least be two workdays spent inside the office.

Office work has always primarily been a sedentary job which many people find to be its biggest downfall. The position in which you spend 8 hours every day at your desk is not natural, healthy or convenient for the human body. Discomfort plays havoc with not only the body but also the mind. Over time focus and motivation for work can decrease.

Moving into 2021 workspaces have been required to adapt to meet our growing needs and to accommodate the new way of working. This affects not only office spaces, but also education. The restrictions around social distancing place added pressure to ensure that students have a safe place to work.

The working environment has an enormous impact on our efficiency and well-being. Therefore, it comes as no surprise that many people who are accustomed to working in a busy office are unable to focus during home-office or remote working.

After months of having the entire workforce working from home, employers are faced with a major challenge – how to provide a safe place to work and comfortable conditions to ensure that getting back to the office goes as smoothly and safely as possible?