Hybrid working appears to be the future of the workplace, according to a digital agency.
A new survey has found a third of employees around the country want to work remotely on a full-time basis.
This study from NUI Galway found the number of people who want to work from home full-time jumped by 12 percent compared to last year.
It also found that 95 percent want to have some form of remote working post pandemic.
Only a quarter of managers surveyed said they had made a decision on the future of their workplace.
Of those, 36% said that they would have employees in the office twice a week, with 23% in for three days.
Of those surveyed, 91% said they enjoyed working from home because it offered more flexibility.
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