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New study shows work from home is settling down

The survey data show that, on average, staff wish to work roughly half a day more from home each week than their employers intend to allow. This tension, though diminished compared with 2021–22, continues to shape workplace negotiations, particularly around flexibility, retention and productivity targets. The survey notes that many employers have recalibrated hybrid arrangements to reflect operational experience rather than pandemic-era necessity.
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