Research by King's College London shows that British white-collar employees work from home more than any other country in Europe, averaging 1.8 days per week. The hybrid work model is now prevalent among full-time university-educated professionals in Europe and North America. The study indicates that fluctuations in work habits due to the pandemic have stabilized, with hybrid work becoming the norm. Dr. Cevat Giray Aksoy notes that remote work is now a defining characteristic of the UK labor market, with productivity remaining unaffected by flexible working arrangements.
Hybrid work is no longer the exception-it's the expectation. The new normal indicates a significant shift towards remote work as a standard part of the UK labor market.
This isn't just a post-pandemic hangover-British workers have clearly decided they're not going back to the old ways, solidifying hybrid work as a defining feature.
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