Remote workers are ‘choosing to spread work out'-and golf courses are benefiting

Posted on: Mar 18, 2023 | Posted by: Business Mag

If remote workers make up the time later, “then this does not reduce productivity," wrote Stanford researchers studying the phenomenon.

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