Workers consider in-office attendance inconvenient and a poor use of their time, often leading them to ignore return-to-office mandates.
Nearly 1 in 5 workers ignore their employer's return-to-office mandates, with creative tactics like swiping in from coworkers or sneaking in on weekends.
Over 50% of surveyed workers would consider quitting rather than comply with stricter in-person attendance mandates, emphasizing the significance of flexibility.
The potential costs of in-office work, estimated at around $51 per day, further fuel workers' resistance to returning to the office.
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