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Onrec: 13 million brits to request permanent flexible working once lockdown is lifted

26 May, 2020 | 
Pureprofile 

Originally published: Onrec, 21 May 2020

More than 13 million people across the UK plan to ask their employer for changes to their long-term working pattern once the current coronavirus pandemic has subsided, reveals new research from Direct Line Life Insurance.
Additional research among HR directors3 by the insurer found that companies are already preparing to receive significant volumes of flexible working requests once the pandemic has eased. HR directors predict there will be a 45 per cent increase in the number of their employees requesting some form of flexible working compared to before the pandemic. If their prediction is correct, this could mean 70 per cent of the workforce that are able to will work flexibly long-term after coronavirus restrictions are lifted.
3 Research conducted by Pureprofile among 100 HR Directors in the UK
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