Even though working from home and other flexible arrangements have been growing in popularity, not all employers have found it works for them. (Photo: iStock)

A new study from The Creative Group says work-from-home jobs and other workplace flexibility arrangements are continuing to be popular with workers.

The study surveyed marketing and advertising executives and found more than three-quarters (76 percent) of companies offer some form of alternative work arrangement. The most common arrangement is part-time hours, provided by roughly 6 in 10 employers (61 percent). Flex time is offered by 33 percent of the companies surveyed, and telecommuting is made available by another 30 percent.


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