Workers would rather quit than return to office full time, research shows
There is still no rush from most workers to return to the office as the pandemic wraps up. That's according to research from the global human resource consulting from Robert Half. So how do employers and employees find common ground? Regional Director with Robert Half, Thomas Vick, shares his thoughts.
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