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Future of work
One in four firms will continue to allow working from home, poll finds
But a fifth of businesses say they will still require staff to be in five days a week once all restrictions are lifted
Recruitment and retention
Vacancies continuing to rise after hiring ‘bounceback’, says IES
But report warns high unemployment and economic inactivity could risk increases in inflation and social exclusion in the long term if not addressed
Future of work
Young people benefit most from being in the office, warns Sunak
Chancellor says being in a physical workplace was ‘really beneficial’ early on in his own career
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