Bosses prepared to lure staff back to the office with higher pay
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from euronews4 months ago
In a recent KPMG survey, 83% of global CEOs believe hybrid working will soon fade, showing strong support for a return to full-time office work.
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CEOs expressed a willingness to incentivize employees to return to the office, with 87% ready to offer promotions or raises for on-site staff.
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Despite a positive view on AI's role in growth, confidence in global economic expansion has notably decreased, with only 72% of CEOs optimistic.
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European business leaders exhibit lower confidence about future growth, with only 68% in countries like France and Italy expecting improvements in the economy.
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