Latest news and stories about hybrid work in Portugal for expats and residents.
The first centre in the country for the Open Office brand, part of the International Workplace Group (IWG) dedicated to hybrid work solutions, has opened in the city of Amarante, replacing the former I-Side coworking space. With a capacity for 89 workstations, this centre, which also includes private offices and creative areas, is presented as...
A study indicates that Portugal has significant potential to reduce carbon emissions through the adoption of hybrid work models.
For a long time, the debate on the hybrid model was conducted primarily from the companies' perspective: productivity, control, and results. In recent years, the conversation has shifted, and for the better. Today, talking about hybrid work means talking about balance, well-being, and quality of life. But proving that this model works requires going beyond...
International Workplace Group (IWG), which describes itself as a global leader in hybrid workspaces and owner of brands such as Spaces and Regus, is set to open a Regus centre in Famalicão at the renovated Central Park. The opening is scheduled for the second quarter of this year. The opening of this new centre in Famalicão reflects the commitment...
Replacing humans with technology is giving way to cooperation. Companies are already testing hybrid teams.
Five years after the start of the pandemic, global data published by JLL in 2025* show that hybrid work has stopped being a temporary solution and has become the new working reality, affecting 73% of office professionals worldwide. The analysis across 31 countries reveals figures that help to understand how ...
We enter 2026 certain that the workplace is no longer the place we once knew. The transformation of recent years, accelerated by a pandemic that forced people to find new ways and places to work, has led people—especially younger generations—to question how they worked and has ...
Home News Portuguese prefer hybrid work Portuguese prefer hybrid work Quoted by Essential Business, the Global Consumer Report 2025, 79% of Portuguese people think that hybrid work does not affect the work environment with colleagues.
