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25% would choose flexible working over pay increases

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Last year research showed that thousands of Brits are set for a jump in salary in 2015.

But could companies save money while improving engagement by offering flexible working instead?

According to research by Samsung a quarter of employees would opt for flexible work over a pay rise.

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