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The Employer Dilemma

The Employer Dilemma

If employers were to recognize commutes as part of standard working hours, they might be less likely to hire people who lived farther away from the office.

The pandemic era has underscored the need for companies to overhaul their conceptions of the role that work plays in employees’ lives.

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