Lower turnover intention and higher loyalty
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Turnover intention, or the desire to leave an organization, is lower for remote workers.[32][21][31] Remote workers who experienced greater professional isolation actually had lower turnover intention.[45]
A 2017 study showed that companies that offered remote work options experienced a 25% lower turnover rate.[46]
Surveys by FlexJobs found that 81% of respondents said they would be more loyal to their employers if they had flexible work options.[47] In a 2021 study by McKinsey & Company, more than half of the workers supported companies adopting a hybrid work model, and more than a quarter stated that they would consider switching jobs if their current employer eliminated remote work options.[48]
A 2021 employee survey report preferring a more flexible working model. During the COVID-19 pandemic the working model showed the amount of employees who are working fully on site is 62%, with 30% Hybrid and 8% remote. Post COVID-19 pandemic working models changed with the amount of employees who were fully on site is 37%, with 52% Hybrid and 11% are remote.[49]
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