Hybrid work is now the norm in the public sector. See how 2026 respondents work, how close it is to their ideal, and the flexibility they want.
Hybrid is the norm, and most people say it suits them
Most public servants now split their week between the office and home. Three in four respondents work a hybrid arrangement, and most say their set-up is close to what they want.
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