Hybrid working boosts productivity and wellbeing, says Grant Thornton

This follows the firm’s latest Business Outlook Tracker* which found that, prior to the implementation of ‘plan B’ in early December, a hybrid working approach was the most common working practice in the mid-market, with 88% of businesses working this way.

Michael Northcott Tuesday, 15 February 2022, 15:06

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As offices across the UK continue to open, a hybrid working approach is boosting the productivity and wellbeing of its people, according to new internal research from leading business and financial adviser Grant Thornton UK LLP.