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Return-to-office mandates hurt employee retention, productivity, survey says

By Scharon Harding,

2024-08-06

By Scharon Harding,

2024-08-06

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Lou Cummings

08-06

They are simply cutting dead weight from their companies. Those jobs can be better filled by those that believe in doing the job they were hired to do.

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