The workplace pendulum is swinging back toward traditional office settings after years of pandemic-driven remote work experiments. A new Newsweek survey, conducted by Talker Research ... workforce and ...

Although 60% of companies now demand that workers return to their offices at least a few days each week, employees are ...

Millennial and Gen Z workers are bending the rules of the traditional nine-to-five job, and challenging traditional notions ...

Other highlights of the survey’s findings include: Most respondents strongly agree that their institution has technology that makes remote/flexible work viable for employees, but only half agree that ...

The recent survey ... difference in helping employees thrive in their work environment." Ultimately, offering employees a choice between Mac and PC "absolutely drives satisfaction and confidence ...

Still, remote work undoubtedly ... meetings more engaging. When employees feel more connected and included, they’re more likely to stay, boosting retention and satisfaction.

Australian professionals may need to reconsider their remote work preferences ... attendance and maintaining employee satisfaction and retention. Transparent communication explaining the value of ...

A survey of more than 700 ... increased productivity, improved employee satisfaction and broader access to talent." The trend of eliminating remote work in state governments is likely to continue ...