Does Hybrid Work Help or Hurt Women?

By rahmat hidayat

Wednesday, March 8, 2023

See Gallup's latest data on women working hybrid.

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Featured Article How to Make Hybrid Work for Women Learn More Women are more likely than men to be working hybrid and more likely to prefer hybrid work. But the latest Gallup data suggest that current hybrid management is failing women. Here's how to support your female employees working hybrid.

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