
Up to 44% of UK workers now in remote or hybrid roles, report finds
According to MyPerfectCV, 14% of employees said they work fully remotely, while a further 26% to 28% followed hybrid schedules.

According to MyPerfectCV, 14% of employees said they work fully remotely, while a further 26% to 28% followed hybrid schedules.

The findings from MyPerfectCV highlighted the UK’s position as one of the world’s most flexible workforces

According to the study, 81% of employees currently operate within a hybrid work arrangement.

The study showed that hybrid work was favoured by 37%, over fully remote or fully site-based roles, chosen by 16% and 27%.

These organisations have all been recognised as permanently accredited four-day week employers by the 4 Day Week Foundation.

The report highlighted that 88% of employees now see hybrid working as the most important benefit when evaluating new roles.

The study found that workers who attend the office one or two days per week were the least likely to self-report 'great' or 'good' wellbeing.
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