Many of us see sustainability initiatives as long-term projects which can be daunting, but you really can make an impact on a wide spectrum of sustainability issues by finding simple ways of taking meaningful action. At Pacific Workplaces and NextSpace, we're committed to fostering sustainability through our partnership with SUPER (Single Use Plastic Elimination [...]
The World of Work & Sustainability Pacific Workplaces recognizes the growing importance of sustainability in the modern business world and the importance it holds for our communities and the members we serve. In the pursuit of a sustainable future, more businesses are turning to innovative solutions that reduce their environmental impact and enhance their [...]
As we near Earth Day on April 22nd, we’re excited to celebrate our Pacific Workplaces locations that have made a commitment to sustainability by becoming SUPER Certified! (Single Use Plastic Elimination or Reduction). SUPER® is a non-profit organization that provides 3rd party certifications to companies that eliminate or greatly reduce single-use plastics in their workplaces. [...]
Author: Sapna Maheshwari From Pacific Workplaces: The era of 'Renting' is in full swing as this New York Times article shows how folks today prefer to rent everything from office and coworking space to clothes and furniture. Many young American urbanites have resigned themselves to a life of non-ownership, abandoning the dream of their [...]
This post was originally published on May 7, 2018 and updated on July 9, 2019. Virtual mail services are not new—business centers have offered them for years. Virtual mail is, however, an increasingly common offering in coworking spaces as demand for more professional amenities grows in the shared workspace industry.Virtual mail use is great for digital [...]
There’s seemingly no end to the amount of junk mail that the average person receives each year. When you own your own business, you can nearly double the amount of junk mail that you’re receiving. Not only is junk mail annoying, but it’s a huge waste of paper and resources. [...]
