A new survey found that 60% of employees prefer hybrid work models, combining remote and in-office work.
A new survey found that 60% of employees prefer hybrid work models, combining remote and in-office work.
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Local police increased patrols in shopping centers during the holiday seasonA new restaurant specializing in plant-based burgers opened to long linesThe country’s inflation rate dropped to 2 percent due to lower food prices
A charity launched a program to teach seniors how to use smartphonesScientists reported that coral reefs in some areas are starting to recover
The city council voted to extend public transit hours on weekdays
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The local fire department held a training session for residents on how to use fire extinguishersA famous fashion designer launched a new clothing line inspired by ancient civilizations
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