Swedish remote work boosts female full-time employment; office mandates threaten gains

A Swedish union report (Akavia) indicates remote work has increased full-time employment among women, citing cost savings and flexibility. The trend faces risk from employers tightening office requirements, which could force some women to reduce hours or change jobs. This is a labor-market development with implications for workforce participation and gender equity, though macroeconomic impact is limited.

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