Back to the office? How employers are struggling to satisfy their workers


58% of employees say they find it hard to get their work done at the office. — AFP Relaxnews

Numerous surveys on employees’ attitudes to work have highlighted their growing dissatisfaction with the corporate world as it was before the pandemic. As a result, they are increasingly picky about their working conditions.

However, according to a recent survey, employers are failing to recognise the drivers behind workers’ reluctance to return to the office.

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