The Changing Landscape of Remote Work: Stricter Return-to-Office Policies and Differing Vacation Approaches
Employers are increasingly pushing for employees to return to in-person work, with companies like BlackRock, Amazon, and Farmers Insurance implementing stricter requirements for in-office work. While some studies suggest that in-person work can lead to more collaboration and advancement opportunities, employees are seeking a balance between remote and in-person work. A survey by Boston Consulting Group found that 85% of office workers prefer a hybrid work model and want some say in determining their in-office days. However, as the economy cools down, finding fully remote positions is becoming more challenging, leading some workers to consider in-person jobs with more control over their schedules.
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