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More than a third of UK bosses have considered moving to full-time in-office work as a result of surveillance concerns.

PublisherExpressVPN
Report51% of UK bosses don’t trust their employees to work without online surveillance, but over half of Brits would quit if they knew it was happening to them
Published1 January 2025

Published by ExpressVPN in 51% of UK bosses don’t trust their employees to work without online surveillance, but over half of Brits would quit if they knew it was happening to them , 1 January 2025. The figure is taken from the report as published; the full methodology is in the source.

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