Are Junse Graduates Looking for More Flexibility?

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More than half of genze hybrid workers said that they were relocating thanks to remote work. Workers aged 18 to 34 are nearly 60 % more willing to quit their jobs in their older peers if the choice is taken away. It seems this greater desire for flexibility is causing industries with jobs that can't be done from home to fall out of favor with recent graduates.

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