The longer Canadians have worked at home the more they’ve learned to love it, and that is going to make it harder for employers to drag them back to the office, according to a new poll.
A large majority of Canadians (79 per cent) who have worked from home for the past two years are now “attached to their arrangement,” and “prefer to be doing it all or most of the time,” said the survey, conducted in early March by the Angus Reid Institute and the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. and released this week.
