If one does the math (eight hours a day, five days a week, 50-ish weeks a year), the numbers reveal this about the state of working people’s lives: They don’t need a second home. They already have one ...

Look around your office right now. Does it look like something out of a Dilbert cartoon, with a sea of cubicles surrounded by offices filled with executives and a few windowless meeting rooms ...

Every day, millions of people don uncomfortable clothes and drive to vast buildings full of drab desks and chairs. They do not make anything with their hands in these buildings. They do not direct ...

Office workers of the world: Don’t blame the cubicle. And don’t blame Robert Propst, the Herman Miller designer credited with inventing the portable structure 45 years ago. For that matter, it’s not ...

Cubicle-dwellers will not be surprised by new research from the University of Sydney, Australia: Some 60% of workers who sit in cubicles and roughly half of those who sit in open-plan offices with no ...

Businesses throughout the country depend on a neat and effective workstation. Whether it's a big corporate office or a tiny startup, the tone for success is much influenced by the furniture choice.

In the working world today, evolving fashions, tastes, work schedules and work style preferences are shaping how an office functions. Businesses today need to balance different behaviors and work ...

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Ah, yes. It seems Arper got a plutonium-powered Fiat 600 time machine and went back to the past for inspiration–a reedition of the cubicles that were used in the ’60s to end with the open plan offices ...

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