ANALYZING THE INFLUENCE OF REMOTE WORK AND THE IMPACT OF SHIFT SCHEDULES ON EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE AND WELL-BEING: A SURVEY STUDY BASED ON EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE    

Authors : 1. Shivangi Rakesh Srivastava, Student, IIHMR University ; 2. Dr. Anoop Khanna, Professor, IIHMR University

Publishing Date : 2024

DOI : https://doi.org/10.52458/9788197040849.2024.eb.ch-18

ISBN : 978-81-970408-3-2

Pages : 80

Chapter id : IIHMR/GRF/EB/THMPG/2024/Ch-18

Abstract : In 2020, approximately 40% of European Union workers transitioned to remote work in response to the pandemic, marking a substantial increase compared to the 5% engaged in remote work in 2000. Before the pandemic, only 15% of workers had prior experience with remote work.

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