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Understanding return-to-office mandates and how the workplace affects productivity

Many white-collar employers are trying to get their employees back to work in the office.
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Many white-collar employers are trying to get their employees back to work in the office.

Three years after the pandemic forced most office workers to work from home, employers are now trying to get them back in the office.

But the pandemic and the subsequent lockdown may have permanently changed norms and expectations about where employees are able and willing to work.

Delaware Public Media’s Quinn Kirkpatrick recently spoke with Emma Harrington – labor economist and assistant professor at the University of Virginia – about the return-to-office implications.

Delaware Public Media’s Quinn Kirkpatrick discusses return-to-office implications with labor economist Emma Harrington

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Quinn Kirkpatrick was born and raised in Wilmington, Delaware, and graduated from the University of Delaware. She joined Delaware Public Media in June 2021.
Kyle McKinnon is the Senior Producer for The Green with a passion for storytelling and connecting with people.