Working from home is producing economic benefits return-to-office rules would quash
10 months ago

Working from home is producing economic benefits return-to-office rules would quash

ABC  

More of us have been in paid work this past year than ever before. The jump in working from home Before the pandemic, in 2019, the share of the workforce who usually work at least partly from home was 25 per cent. The proportion of mothers with children under five working at least partly from home has leapt from 31 per cent to 43 per cent. They still are, with up to 60 per cent dialling in from the home office for at least part of their work week. In finance and insurance — the industry with the biggest and fastest-growing rate of working from home — the proportion of jobs that were vacant fell from 2.5 per cent before the pandemic to just 1.7 per cent by the end of 2023.

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The rise of WFH Britain: Two out of five UK employees work from home some or all of the time with two-thirds of senior managers not in the office full-time, study finds
1 month, 1 week ago

The rise of WFH Britain: Two out of five UK employees work from home some or all of the time with two-thirds of senior managers not in the office full-time, study finds

Daily Mail  

Two out of five UK workers are working from home some or all of the time – and two-thirds of managers are doing so, official figures show. The Office for National Statistics said that for 28 per cent of employees, so-called ‘hybrid’ working had become the ‘new normal’. The figures showed that 45 per cent of those in senior posts …

Employers still allowing work-from-home, but not as much as employees want
1 year, 9 months ago

Employers still allowing work-from-home, but not as much as employees want

NL Times  

Employees who want to work from home can usually do so for part of the week, but often not as much as they’d like. Employers allow their staff some time working from home but prefer to see them at the office, EenVandaag concluded after surveying over 5,000 people who can work from home, including 300 entrepreneurs with staff. Most employees, …

The people who hate working from home
2 years, 6 months ago

The people who hate working from home

BBC  

The people who hate working from home Getty Images The loudest voices may be remote-work advocates, but plenty of other people can’t get back to the office fast enough. Not to leave your house for long periods of time, I don’t think it’s good for you.” Getty Images Working from home can be isolating for many people, who crave the …

Four in 10 employees say working from home is here to stay
2 years, 8 months ago

Four in 10 employees say working from home is here to stay

Dutch News  

The coronavirus restrictions may be lifted, but four in 10 commuters say they would like to continue to work part of the week at home, according to new research. In particular, people who travel to work by public transport are more likely to want to spend time working from home, the report, drawn up by research group Newcom, said. The …

Four in 10 employees say working from home is here to stay
2 years, 8 months ago

Four in 10 employees say working from home is here to stay

Dutch News  

The coronavirus restrictions may be lifted, but four in 10 commuters say they would like to continue to work part of the week at home, according to new research. In particular, people who travel to work by public transport are more likely to want to spend time working from home, the report, drawn up by research group Newcom, said. The …

Working from home is here to stay, two more surveys show
3 years, 5 months ago

Working from home is here to stay, two more surveys show

Dutch News  

Two more surveys on home working in the Netherlands again demonstrate that the practice is likely to continue once the coronavirus pandemic is under control, with the support of both employers and members of staff. The government’s socio-cultural think-tank SCP also published a report on home working on Wednesday which showed working at home allowed people to better balance their …

Working from home is here to stay, two more surveys show
3 years, 5 months ago

Working from home is here to stay, two more surveys show

Dutch News  

Two more surveys on home working in the Netherlands again demonstrate that the practice is likely to continue once the coronavirus pandemic is under control, with the support of both employers and members of staff. The government’s socio-cultural think-tank SCP also published a report on home working on Wednesday which showed working at home allowed people to better balance their …

Support for working from home grows, just 10% back full time at the office: FNV
3 years, 5 months ago

Support for working from home grows, just 10% back full time at the office: FNV

Dutch News  

A survey by trade union federation FNV has found that just 10% of its members who work in the financial sector, business services and the civil service want to return to the office full time, now the pandemic is almost over. ‘About half the workforce were working at home during the coronavirus pandemic and they have not yet had enough,’ …

Support for working from home grows, just 10% back full time at the office: FNV
3 years, 5 months ago

Support for working from home grows, just 10% back full time at the office: FNV

Dutch News  

A survey by trade union federation FNV has found that just 10% of its members who work in the financial sector, business services and the civil service want to return to the office full time, now the pandemic is almost over. ‘About half the workforce were working at home during the coronavirus pandemic and they have not yet had enough,’ …

Only 10 percent of home-based workers want to return to office full time: FNV
3 years, 5 months ago

Only 10 percent of home-based workers want to return to office full time: FNV

NL Times  

Only 10 percent of employees want to return to the office full-time after the coronavirus pandemic, a poll by trade union FNV showed. 70% of those surveyed indicated they would prefer to work in a hybrid regime of partly at home and partly at the office in the future. 20 percent of the respondents stated they wouldn’t want to return …

‘No winning’: US working mothers on losing ground to COVID
3 years, 9 months ago

‘No winning’: US working mothers on losing ground to COVID

Al Jazeera  

A year into the COVID-19 pandemic, Al Jazeera spoke to working mothers in the United States about the impact the crisis has had on their careers, finances, families and mental health. Women with children are often viewed as less competent and committed to their work in what’s known as the “motherhood penalty”, which Working mothers faced those structural barriers before …

Quarter of people who can work from home still asked to go to office, union says
3 years, 11 months ago

Quarter of people who can work from home still asked to go to office, union says

NL Times  

27 percent of people who can work from home are still asked by their employers to come into the office. 43 percent still go in to the office at least part of the week, according to a survey trade union did among 1,200 of its members who are able to work from home, Trouw reports. "While we are working hard …

One in four people to work from home permanently
3 years, 11 months ago

One in four people to work from home permanently

The Telegraph  

As many as a quarter of British employees could end up working from home for good, bosses anticipate, as companies plan for permanent changes after Covid. Almost every chief finance officer - 97pc - surveyed by Deloitte expects more flexible and home working in the long-term. Sectors have been able to maintain quite a high degree of effectiveness operating from …

Working from home just as efficient as being in the office, employers say
4 years, 3 months ago

Working from home just as efficient as being in the office, employers say

The Telegraph  

The Government’s drive to get workers back to the office has been dealt a fresh blow as new research reveals almost two thirds of employers believe staff are at least as productive when they work from home. More than half of workers expect they will never return to working five days a week in the office, separate research by broadband …

Working at home should be regulated in pay deals, biggest Dutch union says
4 years, 3 months ago

Working at home should be regulated in pay deals, biggest Dutch union says

Dutch News  

The FNV trade union plans to make regulations for working at home part of September’s round of pay and conditions talks, following a members’ survey. The government’s coronavirus regulations still require people to work from home if possible, despite suggestions this may change, and this makes regulation more important, the country’s biggest trade union federation said. ‘Now working from home …

Working at home should be regulated in pay deals, biggest Dutch union says
4 years, 3 months ago

Working at home should be regulated in pay deals, biggest Dutch union says

Dutch News  

The FNV trade union plans to make regulations for working at home part of September’s round of pay and conditions talks, following a members’ survey. The government’s coronavirus regulations still require people to work from home if possible, despite suggestions this may change, and this makes regulation more important, the country’s biggest trade union federation said. ‘Now working from home …

Home offices on the rise? Four in five people still go out to work
4 years, 4 months ago

Home offices on the rise? Four in five people still go out to work

Dutch News  

Coronavirus has led to an increase in people working from home, but four in five workers cannot do so because of the limits of the job, national statistics agency CBS said on Wednesday. Some 20% of people now ‘take work home’, compared with between 10% and 15% of workers in 2019, the agency said. ‘We may have under-estimated the number …

Home offices on the rise? Four in five people still go out to work
4 years, 4 months ago

Home offices on the rise? Four in five people still go out to work

Dutch News  

Coronavirus has led to an increase in people working from home, but four in five workers cannot do so because of the limits of the job, national statistics agency CBS said on Wednesday. Some 20% of people now ‘take work home’, compared with between 10% and 15% of workers in 2019, the agency said. ‘We may have under-estimated the number …

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