2025 Work Landscape Trends
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What will the world of work look like in 2025?
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The professional landscape could be set for a shakeup in 2025 , with far-reaching changes and unexpected challenges.
Glassdoor unveils the key trends that are expected to reshape the world of work over the next 12 months .
By 2025 , one manager in 10 will belong to this generation, according to Glassdoor estimates.
Employers are expanding their policies to include more modern initiatives, such as mental health support.
Between 2019 and 2024 , access to such benefits increased by 18 percentage points.
Working from home, although on the rise since 2019 (+23% according to Glassdoor ), remains a source of tension.
Employers argue for more in-person work, citing need to strengthen team cohesion.
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