45% of workers say they don't want to go into the office because of political tensions
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from Fast Company5 months ago
Anxiety surrounding the presidential election and its outcomes is leading many workers to avoid in-person office attendance, especially when their political views differ from their colleagues.
Fast Companyhttps://www.fastcompany.com/91201760/45-of-workers-say-they-dont-want-to-go-into-the-office-because-of-political-tensions
In an environment charged with political discourse, workers may opt for remote work to avoid uncomfortable face-to-face interactions, and to navigate the intricate dynamics of differing political beliefs.
Fast Companyhttps://www.fastcompany.com/91201760/45-of-workers-say-they-dont-want-to-go-into-the-office-because-of-political-tensions
The significant number of workers planning to stay home on election day indicates a broader trend of seeking to escape the stress associated with the growing political divide.
Fast Companyhttps://www.fastcompany.com/91201760/45-of-workers-say-they-dont-want-to-go-into-the-office-because-of-political-tensions
Amidst the election season, 45% of U.S. workers reported reluctance to enter the office due to workplace tensions ignited by political opinions, with increased discomfort for in-office staff.
Fast Companyhttps://www.fastcompany.com/91201760/45-of-workers-say-they-dont-want-to-go-into-the-office-because-of-political-tensions
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