08-09-2026 10:45 via onrec.com

We made work flexible. So why is employee health getting worse?

Stuart Gentle Publisher at Onrec08 Sep 2026|OpinionWe made work flexible. So why is employee health getting worse?Hybrid working has unlocked greater freedom for many of us with no daily commute, more control over our working day and, for many, a better balance between work and home life. But there is an unintended consequence employers can no longer afford to overlook: we may have made work more flexible without making it healthier.New research from Hussle reveals that 70% of UK workers say the
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