RTO | How Can Employers Support the Return to Office

How Can Employers Support the Return to Office

The return to office (RTO) is gaining momentum, with many employers keen to foster collaboration and innovation through in-person work. Alongside this, there are groups of employees with particular needs.

Latest Research from the Modern Families Index 2025 (MFI) reveals over two-thirds (68%) of working parents and carers are concerned about expectations of increased office presence.

The return-to-office (RTO) transition is more than just a logistical challenge - it’s a cultural shift that requires businesses to rethink how they support not just their employees, but their employees’ families as well.

Here’s how the best leaders take a strategic, organisation-wide approach to ensure a smooth transition.

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