More than half of millennials would quit if asked to return to the office full-time

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It seemed like an impossibility, but if there is one thing baby boomers and Gen Z actually agree upon, it’s remote work. 

According to a new survey conducted by flexible workspace provider IWG, it appears that generational divides melt away when it comes to working from home. Fifty-three percent of millennials answered that they would look for new job opportunities if their employer asked them to return to in-person work. Thirty-three percent of boomers and 40% of Gen-Zers agreed with this sentiment. Millennials (53%) and Gen-Zers (46%) even feel a raise would be necessary to get them back to a desk.   

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


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