🧑💻 Employees who work from home in the US gain an extra six hours compared to when they went into the office, according to a survey of nearly 4,000 respondents. Half of that extra time goes to recreational activities, but they spend the other half working. qz.com/2119734/us-wor…
In January, researchers found workers saved about 60 minutes a day from not commuting, and 10 minutes from skipping daily grooming tasks like showering, shaving, putting on clean clothes, or putting on makeup. 
Despite the extra work hours, many workers are reluctant to go back to the office full-time.
On average, the 42,000 remote workers polled since July 2020 have said they plan to work from home two days a week even after the pandemic subsidies. qz.com/work/1991968/h…
On average, the 42,000 remote workers polled since July 2020 have said they plan to work from home two days a week even after the pandemic subsidies. qz.com/work/1991968/h…
Employers are also warming up to a hybrid model in a post-pandemic world. While in 2020 they preferred employees work one day a week from home, they now feel comfortable with up to one and half days.
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For now, the survey shows twice as many employees opting for hybrid working situations compared to those who are fully remote. Read more: qz.com/2119734/us-wor…
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