86% of Poles want opportunity to work remotely

The vast majority of Polish employees count on the possibility of working remotely for at least one day a week (86 percent). Record holders would like to work out of the office for up to 4 days,  according to Grafton Recruitment and CBRE. This does not mean, however, that the office ceases to matter. On the contrary, space whose visiting becomes an option rather than a constraint must attract.

Only 14 percent of employees do not feel the need for remote work. The opposite majority is the opposite. What's more, up to 51% of employees admit that the possibility of working remotely affects their efficiency.

“The growing popularity of remote work is the result of progressive digitization. Barriers, which until recently effectively hindered access to company data and programs from outside the office, cease to exist. We can perform professional duties efficiently from anywhere and at any time. Without wasting time on commuting. However, the office is still needed, because, without a common space, it's hard to interact with employees,” Joanna Wanatowicz, Business Director, Grafton Recruitment. said.

(WBJ)