Benefits Of Work-Life Integration
- Flexibility.
- Work-life integration allows employees to coordinate their schedules and responsibilities in a more productive way.
- Integrating work and life is not a choice.
- People who embrace the integration model may be better equipped to succeed in today’s increasingly remote and hybrid work environment.
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