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“No turning back possible”: managers addicted to teleworking

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According to a study by the Association for the Employment of Executives (Apec), one out of two managers affirms that they would resign if their employer were to abolish the use of teleworking.

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“No turning back possible”: managers addicted to teleworking

According to a study by the Association for the Employment of Executives (Apec), one out of two managers affirms that they would resign if their employer were to abolish the use of teleworking.

2 months ago·Paris, France

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