61% of Americans would give up their current roles for remote opportunities highlighting employees’ position to stick with the hybrid work model.<\/p>\n
The study was conducted by Zapier.<\/p>\n
32% of workers said they quit their job after being forced to be physically present in an office, while 64% of those in remote work said they had become more productive.<\/p>\n
The report disproved the assumption that older workers were interested in returning to the office, with 87.5% of workers aged 45 and over saying they would give up their job for a completely remote opportunity.<\/p>\n
Regarding age, 100% of respondents between 18 and 24 years of age plan to quit in order to take advantage of remote opportunities. 64% of respondents between 25 and 34 years of age plan to do the same. 65% of respondents between 35 and 44 years of age will quit for remote opportunity, while 50% of respondents over 54 years of age will follow the trend.<\/p>\n
For many workers, working from home offers a lot of benefits. 60% of respondents said that it increases their savings, gives them the opportunity to take care of family life and improves their morale.<\/p>\n