Of 500 workers surveyed, over 80% favour hybrid working.
People in Westmeath, who have swapped the office for remote working, are saving 77 minutes a day on their daily commute.
The Lake County is just behind Cavan - where workers had a round trip of just over two hours.
A survey by Censuswide shows 82% of 500 office workers surveyed want their company to offer a hybrid work policy when lockdown restrictions end.
Workers say they are saving money, have a better work/life balance, and more flexibility.
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