No, return-to-office mandates don't help companies make more money, study finds
New research shows that return-to-office mandates don’t play any role in a company’s financial performance, but do have negative side effects for its workforce.
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New research shows that return-to-office mandates don’t play any role in a company’s financial performance, but do have negative side effects for its workforce.
Three years after the coronavirus pandemic sent people to work from home in record numbers, U.S. employers are still struggling to get people back to the office.
New research suggests that office mandates can make workers less satisfied with their jobs and more likely to look for a new one.
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