Making hybrid work human is a multiphased research programme, conducted by Economist Impact and sponsored by Google Workspace, studying the sustainable future of emerging models of work.
Building on phase 1 and 2 of the research, as well as additional expert interviews and literature reviews, this final piece of the programme presents actionable insights and recommendations for organisations to build human-centric, sustainable hybrid work models.
Hybrid work is here to stay. Location and time-flexible work arrangements have increased dramatically since the pandemic’s onset. Economist Impact’s global survey of knowledge workers in Phase 2 of the Making hybrid work human programme reveals that the majority of organisations will likely persist with the pandemic-inspired hybrid work models even once normality resides.
More than three-quarters of survey respondents expect flexible work models to become standard practice within the next three years and a similar share are confident that their organisations will implement them successfully.
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