64.1% of companies in Poland encourage a return to the office. Employees, however, have their own expectations: 31% would like to work from home more often. The SD Worx study reveals where the needs of both sides diverge.
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Remote work has become a permanent fixture in the Polish labor market, but companies are increasingly encouraging employees to return to the office. At the same time, Poles still value flexibility and the ability to work from home. Recent data shows that employers and employees are seeking a new compromise.
64.1% of companies in Poland encourage a return to the office. Employees, however, have their own expectations: 31% would like to work from home more often. The SD Worx study reveals where the needs of both sides diverge.