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By The Registry Staff In a notable shift, CEOs are reevaluating their approach to remote work, with only 4 percent globally prioritizing a full-time, in-office return for employees, according to a report from CNN which cited a CEO survey by The Conference Board. The study, encompassing over 1,200 executives globally, highlights a significant departure from […]

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