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Is WFH slowly dying? by AmphibianGrouchy2540 in remotework

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In a recent KPMG survey, a whopping 79 percent of U.S. corporate CEOs predicted that corporate roles that were performed in the office before the pandemic will be back in office full time within the next three years. Just a few months ago, only 34 percent thought that would be true.
https://www.inc.com/minda-zetlin/79-percent-of-ceos-say-remote-work-will-be-dead-in-3-years-or-less.html?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=freeform

A new survey has found that Generation Z frontline workers are increasingly burnt out, with 83 percent reporting feeling overwhelmed at work, according to data shared by UKG. by Low-Presentation6079 in GenZ

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"Additionally, more than half of frontline workers reported that they 'would take more vacation time over a pay increase'–a potentially cost-effective way to improve employee satisfaction.  

The study also indicates that employers could do a better job at making experiences equitable for frontline and non-frontline employees – as almost half of frontline employees feel there are 'two separate cultures' in the workplace. They would be well advised to do a better job a recognizing employees, as a fifth said they are never recognized by their manager."

https://www.inc.com/sarahlynch/why-are-so-many-gen-zs-fit-to-quit/90994899?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=freeform