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Why the Hybrid Work Model is Preferred by Employees over the Traditional Work Model

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Introduction The hybrid work model is becoming increasingly popular among employees due to its ability to provide a better work-life balance. After nearly a year of working from home, employees have grown accustomed to the flexibility it offers and are now looking to maintain that flexibility even as the world reopens. As the future of work is being debated by both employers and employees, it is important for leaders to carefully weigh the pros and cons. Employees cite higher productivity, time and cost savings from not commuting, greater flexibility, and improved work-life balance as the main benefits of hybrid employment. Working mothers and employees who are disabled or recovering from illness are among the minority groups who have expressed a strong preference for hybrid employment.



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