Being back at the office isn’t so bad, 90% of in-person workers say

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For two years, employers nationwide have dreaded and resisted the so-called “return-to-work.” But now that it’s here, the Great Return is shaping up to be far less dramatic than the Great Resignation. 

According to a new survey by workplace platform Envoy, 90% of those returning to in-person work say that being back in the office is better than expected — even those who were forced back — thanks largely to the camaraderie of coworkers. Nearly half of workers said that casual interactions with colleagues are the most exciting part of returning to work, while 47% said they just needed to get out of the house. 

Jasleen Singh
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Jasleen Singh is a reporter at Employee Benefit News.


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