RTO reluctance | Are free lunches enough to fix return-to-office hesitancy?

Are free lunches enough to fix return-to-office hesitancy?

Week by week, more and more businesses are increasing the amount of time they require employees to be in the office. Whereas just a couple of years ago, remote working was seen as the future of employment (how did we ever work in an office five days a week? We all pondered), it's becoming ever more rarer to find a fully remote job.

One of the latest firms to hit the headlines over RTO (return to office) plans is WPP which, in a bid to entice staff back into the office, is offering free lunches on Fridays. It’s the latest in a series of “work perks” being trialled by large employers keen to increase office attendance. 

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