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Boss wants you back in the office full time? New research suggests there may be personal motives behind it | CBC News

As more employees are being ordered back into the office full time, new research suggests the rationale may be more about bosses' desire for power and status than productivity.

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Boss wants you back in the office full time? New research suggests there may be personal motives behind it |…

As more employees are being ordered back into the office full time, new research suggests the rationale may be more about bosses' desire for power and status than productivity.

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Why 'narcissist' bosses are more likely to oppose work from home

Research published last month found narcissistic leaders — those with a tendency to be self-centred and entitled — were more likely than others to resist remote work. Why? The study concluded "it interferes with their…

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  1. sabato 18 luglio 2026·cbc.ca

    Boss wants you back in the office full time? New research suggests there may be personal motives behind it | CBC News

    As more employees are being ordered back into the office full time, new research suggests the rationale may be more about bosses' desire for power and status than productivity.

  2. lunedì 20 luglio 2026·abc.net.au

    Why 'narcissist' bosses are more likely to oppose work from home

    Research published last month found narcissistic leaders — those with a tendency to be self-centred and entitled — were more likely than others to resist remote work. Why? The…