Office partitions don’t just keep an office from looking cluttered and disorganised; they also provide a sense of privacy for employees and reduce noise. Low-walled partitions allow coworkers to still be able to talk with one another, even while they have their own personal workspace.

For a while now we have known that sitting for long periods every day is bad for your health. People who sit for more than 11 hours each day are 40% more likely to die in the next few years than those spend less time in a seated position.

We all know the feeling of being snuck up on at work.

As more and more companies in different industries tried the open office concept, a problem became evident.

Offices are increasingly being designed with flexibility in mind as the benefits of having a mix quiet work zones, collaborative areas and open plan workstations is finally being understood.

For over 20 years, companies have been clambering over themselves to appear environmentally friendly to improve a business’s prestige, but perhaps managers should have been focused on greening their office environment instead.

A new global study has found Australia to be one of the world’s most flexible country to work in with nine out of every ten businesses surveyed offering flexible benefits, significantly higher than the global average of 62%.