State audit exposes disconnect between return-to-office mandates and economic benefits as public and private sectors grapple with hybrid work policies Return-to-office mandates are proving economically inefficient and counterproductive, with data showing they increase costs, reduce employee satisfaction, and fail to deliver the promised productivity benefits. A new California state audit has delivered a stark reality […]
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