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Published: 27 August 2026

Autonomy over working-time arrangements, comparison of hybrid and non-hybrid employees, EU, 2024 (%)

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Autonomy over working-time arrangements, comparison of hybrid and non-hybrid employees, EU, 2024 (%)

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27 August 2026

The shift to hybrid working: Management challenges
The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the transition to hybrid work, where employees split their time between working remotely and on-site. While this model offers greater flexibility, it also introduces new challenges for line managers and other supervisors. This report examines how hybrid work reshapes work organisation and influences day-to-day management practices at the line manager level, focusing on changes in coordination, communication, performance management and employee well-being.
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