Companies that ended work from home saw spike in resignations: Survey

Companies that announced an imminent return to office locations, ending the work-from-home model for employees, faced massive attrition. In August, employee resignations at companies which issued a diktat calling all employees back to office locations, increased to 29%, while those who allowed remote work or adopted a hybrid model saw 19% attrition.

As of August 2022, over 90% of companies had switched to work from office mode either fully or partially, while 9% continue to allow employees to work remotely, according to a survey conducted by Aon, an HR solutions company. In January, 38% of Indian companies were operating remotely, according to Economic Times report which carried the



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Companies that announced an imminent return to office locations, ending the work-from-home model for employees, faced massive attrition. In August, employee resignations at companies which issued a diktat calling all employees back to office locations, increased to 29%, while those who allowed remote work or adopted a hybrid model saw 19% attrition.

As of August 2022, over 90% of companies had switched to work from office mode either fully or partially, while 9% continue to allow employees to work remotely, according to a survey conducted by Aon, an HR solutions company. In January, 38% of Indian companies were operating remotely, according to Economic Times report which carried the survey.