Want employees back at the office? Not without their dogs

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Dogs may be man’s best friend, but after two years of remote work, employees’ commitment to their furry companions has reached a new level. 

Twenty-five percent of workers would take a 10% pay cut in order to work remotely with their dogs, according to a new Forbes Advisor survey. Over a third of workers said they would give up benefits such as gym reimbursement, free lunches and tuition reimbursement in order to work remotely with their dogs. Twenty-one percent would accept fewer vacation days, and a third of dog owners would financially prioritize their pup’s healthcare over their own. 

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


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