Does it work where land surpasses property values

Technical advances provide employees with greater flexibility, yet there’s also the expectation that with increased access, workers will be more available, says Patrick Kulesa, director of employee research at human resources consulting firm Willis Towers Watson.
“Technology allows us to work anywhere, anytime,” notes Carol Olsby, a human relations consultant and a member of the Society for Human Resource Management’s global expertise panel, who says that even she at times is a workaholic.
The Japanese government, along with participating business groups, will launch a campaign in February that encourages workers to leave work at 3 p.m. on the last Friday of each month, reports Bloomberg.

Source: Florida Realtors