Co-working firm WeWork has opened its first Jerusalem location on King George Street, bringing its total of Israeli sites to nine. The company is opening a new office in the heart of Tel Aviv, which will be home to about 50 employees. The new facility offers hot desk rental, private offices, a communal area and free WiFi, beer and coffee. Its members, many of whom are workers at non-profit organisations, have a slightly older average age than the millennial-focused Beersheva office. Food brought on the Jerusalem premises must be both kosher and vegetarian, but working on Shabbat is permitted.
Co-working firm WeWork has opened its first Jerusalem location on King George Street, bringing its total of Israeli sites to nine. With centres already in Tel Aviv, Haifa and Beersheva, the latest office brings the company's membership in the country to 5000. The new facility offers hot desk rental, private offices, a communal area and free WiFi, beer and coffee. Its members, many of whom are workers at non-profit organisations, have a slightly older average age than the millennial-focused Beersheva office. Food brought on the Jerusalem premises must be both kosher and vegetarian, but working on Shabbat is permitted.