Hub Australia just launched two new simplified coworking memberships: Flexi Essential (premium access, no lock-in) and Flexi Unlimited (unlimited access across their national network). Both are month-to-month and include ergonomic workspaces, café access, and member events.

The post was shared by Sheree Groves, who credited teammates Sam Draper, Natalia Forato, and Ragy Riupassa Jr for bringing the project to life.

WeWork CEO John Santora shares the firms foray into work pods and lounges, outside their spaces and in high-traffic environments like transportation hubs and convention centers.

The platform, dubbed WeWork Go is in partnership with pod co Bureau.

Rubberdesk‘s Gareth Smith argues flexible workspaces are leading a post-pandemic revival of workplace events in UK urban areas, where workplace/work events used to be part of ‘regular city life’.

Gareth explores how operators including techspace, Spacemade, Fora, Business Environment Group, and Creo are hosting weekly gatherings ranging from cocktail hours to wellness sessions and themed lunches to combat workplace isolation.

Hosting events at your spaces? Might be a good idea to add these into proposals for teams up to 20 staff who lack dedicated event coordinators as tools for talent retention and networking while also addressing blurred work-life boundaries in hybrid work models.

Jessie Glew returns to the TWIC Podcast for a conversation with Hector Kolonas at the GWA Conference about WOTSO‘s forays into (and lessons learned from) other kinds of shared commercial spaces and services, including creches, health spaces, kitchens and more.