Survey: 60% of Irish firms have uncertainties about hybrid working model

Innovation is the biggest concern, along with a fear of increased cybersecurity risks; while the impact on productivity levels is the smallest concern.
Survey: 60% of Irish firms have uncertainties about hybrid working model

Phishing and cybercrime are key concerns held by companies concerning the move to a hybrid working model. File Picture: Joe Giddens/PA Wire

As much as 60% of Irish companies feel uncertain about the effects of adopting a hybrid working model after the pandemic, according to a survey.

The majority of respondents in the survey, by professional services giant Aon, have significant concerns over how a mix of office and remote-based staff will affect their productivity, security and innovation levels.

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