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Hybrid model of work most preferred, work from office pushing up attrition

In the companies that announced work from the office in the next few months, the attrition rate was recorded at 29 per cent in August, a survey by HR solutions company Aon showed

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BS Web Team New Delhi
The hybrid model of work has emerged as the most preferred model in India. From 47 per cent in January, the number of companies working in the hybrid mode has gone up to 70 per cent in August, according to a latest survey of 700 companies. On the other hand, only 9 per cent of the companies are working remotely as compared to 38 per cent in January. 

The survey conducted by HR solutions company Aon showed that chances of returning to office are pushing attrition up. In the companies that announced work from office in the coming months, the

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