"The boundaries of the traditional 9 to 5 in the office or on the shop floor are becoming more and more blurred. Employers are embracing the benefits of flexible working, even as the economy heads into more uncertain times.Tim Watts, Chairman of recruitment specialists Pertemps who co-authored the report, claimed that for the last three decades flexible working has been the principle backbone of the UK's productivity.
"Using teleworking to take work out of the workplace has become very popular, and is also a useful way to avoid a laborious commute, balance family commitments, and even reduce carbon emissions. As technology becomes more reliable and widely available, this trend can only grow."
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