NEW IWPR RESEARCH SHOWS POSITIVE LINK BETWEEN HYBRID WORK AND HEALTH

NEW IWPR RESEARCH SHOWS POSITIVE LINK BETWEEN HYBRID WORK AND HEALTH

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  March 11, 2025  CONTACT:  Chandler Rollins, rollins@iwpr.org  For women, and especially women of color, workplace flexibility is more than just a scheduling perk—it is a gateway to achieving better health and well-being.  Washington, DC — Today, the Institute for Women’s Policy Research (IWPR) released two new analyses, “Flexible Work and Women’s Well-Being” and The Intersection of Workplace Flexibility and Exercise by Gen…

A new study by the International Workplace Group shows that hybrid work is a key factor in promoting gender equality and women's professional development. 71% of women say that this work model allows them to divide their time between different workspaces and therefore has a positive impact on their career. The study, carried out with more than 1,000 working women, reveals that for 64% of them, hybrid work is almost twice as important as paid par…