Accounting firm tells its 26,000 workers move is to ensure workers spend ‘minimum of three days a week’ in office
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Employers who micromanage their team’s working patterns and locations risk losing top-tier talent to “quiet quitting”, according to a new study from International Workplace Group. “Quiet quitting” is a workplace term used to describe employees who do only the bare minimum required by their job description. More than half (57%) of workers surveyed said that […]
Accounting firm tells its 26,000 workers move is to ensure workers spend ‘minimum of three days a week’ in office
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