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Return-to-office (RTO) is multidimensional: Attendance level and trajectory predict different employee outcomes
Organizations increasingly require employees to return to the office, yet evidence on the consequences of return-to-office (RTO) policies remains limited and typically treats RTO as a binary change. We propose a multidimensional perspective of RTO that distinguishes attendance-level— the proportion
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