EY: Many staff would quit if firms fail to show flexibility when office work returns

Employers are facing increased challenges to hold onto staff and that flexibility of the workplace is "the new currency" in hiring and keeping staff

The survey found that most staff  would seek to work between two and three days remotely when the Covid crisis subsides.

Over half of staff say they will quit if their employers fail to provide flexible working when offices reopen after the Covid pandemic, according to a major survey.

The survey by accountancy group EY also found that almost two thirds of employers want mandatory testing as a condition for returning to work.