Many people might even give up their job without flexible working hours
The majority of employees could even leave their jobs if it did not provide them with flexible working conditions in the long term, EY’s international research of more than 16,000 workers in 16 countries shows. Companies also need to adapt to changing needs as a result of the coronavirus epidemic if they are to remain competitive in the labour market.
Related news
Shoppers are prepared to look for the best deals – EY Christmas survey
The majority of shoppers are specifically looking for and waiting…
Read more >European Union launches another Innovation Fund round
A new round of the European Commission’s Innovation Fund is…
Read more >Mol and the University of Pannonia have completed a successful consortium project
Mol and Pannon University have concluded a successful consortium project…
Read more >Related news
Technological advancements and business travel
The latest research from International Workplace Group (IWG), the leading…
Read more >K&H: a gift, but what and from which store?
When it comes to Christmas gift-giving, clothes are the most…
Read more >Eckes-Granini acquires fruit juice concentrate producer in Germany
Eckes-Granini, one of Europe’s leading juice producers, has acquired Wolfgang…
Read more >