MakeOffices, a national leader in the co-working community, is pleased to announce their support of furloughed federal employees by offering free co-working space and access to business events, as well as weekly socializers with food and drink. All MakeOffices locations welcome furloughed government workers at their sites in Washington, DC; MD; VA; Chicago; and Philadelphia. “At MakeOffices, we want to do anything we can to support the federal government workers who are anxious to take on temporary work or execute projects to support their income as this difficult situation for them continues to stretch out,” said MakeOffices CEO Zach Wade. “Not only do we want them to feel connected to the varied workforce here but have the opportunity to develop new relationships while also enjoying the business-building and social outlets of our ongoing series of events at all our locations.” With a diverse mix of offices, conference area, and open desks, as well as complimentary coffee and tea, business services and a helpful staff, MakeOffices is a great resource and sanctuary for workers seeking a business environment, as well as social supports. https://makeoffices.com/locations/ have been strategically selected in downtown markets with access to public transportation, restaurants and other needed retail, such as pharmacies and convenience stores. In addition to the turnkey co-working and shared office space, some locations also include amenities such as a 5,000-square-foot fitness center complete with a yoga room and top-of-the-line locker and weight rooms, grand open kitchen, cafe, and event space. ABOUT MAKEOFFICES Founded in 2012 in Arlington, Virginia, MakeOffices is a leading national coworking community that offers flexible, affordable workspaces and services for businesses and entrepreneurs. The company operates 14 workspaces across Chicago, Philadelphia, and the Washington metropolitan area. For additional information, visit www.MakeOffices.com.
MakeOffices has offered US federal employees free co-working space and access to business and social events to help them during the government shutdown. The co-workspace operator said it wanted to support them as they sought temporary work or to execute projects while furloughed.