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Study Suggests Coworking Can Save Thousands of Hours in Commute Times

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A study says flexible office space could save Toronto workers hours on their commute times while cutting emissions. (Getty Images)
A study says flexible office space could save Toronto workers hours on their commute times while cutting emissions. (Getty Images)
By Garry Marr
CoStar News
February 10, 2020 | 6:51 P.M.

A new study commissioned by shared workspace provider Regus suggests allowing Canadians the flexibility to work closer to home would save thousands of hours in commute times.

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