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Employees' ability to successfully adapt to remote work over the past year is likely related, at least in part, to how old they are. A report released Wednesday by MetLife found that 51% of millennials and Gen Z workers say work-life balance has improved since the pandemic started. Only a quarter of boomers can say the same.

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