Divisions In The Workplace
Employees can't even agree on where they should work. Of those whose job can be done remotely:
- 3 in 10 would prefer to work exclusively from home long-term
- 5 in 10 would prefer a hybrid arrangement (time split between office and home)
- 2 in 10 would prefer working on-site
This means your workplace likely has some deep divisions within it -- either under the surface or, increasingly, out in the open.
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