'Coffee Badging,' New Coping Trend To Get Around In-Office Mandates
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56% : Other highlights of the report, which surveyed 2,000 full-time workers in the United States, include the following:One reason workers are not staying the full day is because it's expensive.47% : The "coffee badging" trend is a creative way that workers have found to get around return to office mandates to save time and money.
47% : With 61% of workers spending 30 minutes to one and a half hours commuting each day and 20% spending one and a half to two hours, the office experience needs to make the trip worthwhile.
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