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More workers are being forced back to the office – yet a new study shows flexibility is the best way to keep employees

  • Written by John L. Hopkins, Associate Professor of Management, Swinburne University of Technology
More workers are being forced back to the office – yet a new study shows flexibility is the best way to keep employeesGorodenkoff/Shutterstock

Less than a month after Amazon announced employees would need to give up their flexible work arrangements and return to the office full-time, new research has reinforced the value of a flexible work culture.

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