Mental Health

Here’s why hybrid working means more stress for women

60% women say hybrid working makes them feel shut out.

60% women say hybrid working makes them feel shut out. Image: Unsplash/Elisa Ventur

Victoria Masterson
Senior Writer, Forum Agenda
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Despite shifting work arrangements, women report burnout and stress at alarming levels.
More women feel stressed and burned out at work, says Deloitte report.

Flexible-working and organization response to pandemic working.
More than 90% of women think their promotion prospects would be affected if they asked for flexible working. Image: Deloitte
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The pandemic has widened the gender gap at work for many women. Image: World Economic Forum
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