Missing social interactions leading employees to reject working from home
A look at a German study that explores why some employees prefer to work onsite than from home
A look at a German study that explores why some employees prefer to work onsite than from home
A German study of employees’ views on working remotely, looks at the significance of working relationships and social contact to participants and highlights the importance of social contact to be included in any HR hybrid or flexible working policy.
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