Employees and employers may finally be reaching a happy middle ground on remote work arrangements, a new report finds. And it's not the old model of requiring workers to come into the office every day.
A majority of companies now offer hybrid work arrangements, according to the most recent Flex Report from remote work platform Scoop. The report finds that of the 4,000-plus companies it collects data on, 51% of companies are hybrid in Q2, compared to 43% last quarter. The increase in hybrid work is "largely coming" from a decrease in the share of companies requiring workers to be on-site full time: That dropped from 49% last quarter to 42% now. The last 7% of companies are fully remote.
