For many of us, we know the importance of recycling in our homes. Similarly, recycling in the workplace is just as vital. It can save businesses money and also make for a more eco-conscious team. 

The goal of office ergonomics is to design your workspace so that it benefits you and your team, offering a comfortable working environment that promotes maximum productivity and functionality. 

We’re excited to announce the start of our biggest project to date – the expansion of our facility!

Employing talented people and keeping them engaged with your company’s goals is critical for your success. To that end, it’s worthwhile to find ways to keep your employees satisfied and growing. Here are just a few ways you can transform your workplace to boost employee retention. 

In the contact-free, touchless world we’re living in now, technology has been invaluable. Meetings completed remotely and digitally, touch-free check out at registers, doctor’s appointments through your computer are just a few ways we’ve all adapted.

Glassboards and whiteboards both help you host productive meetings and brainstorming sessions, but while their function may be similar, these materials have different advantages and drawbacks. To help you choose the right material for your office, learn more about these Ghent offerings below. 

Resilience and adaptability is the name of the game these days and in the office furniture world, we’re seeing it more than ever.

If your teams are working from home to stay safe during the pandemic, you have the chance to update your office without creating inconvenience. You’ll also want to create a back to work strategy that limits the risks of transmission and helps everyone transition back to the office.

While there are many unique approaches to office design, most of them can be mapped along an axis with minimalism at one end and maximalism at the other.