The Impact Of Working From Home On Office Power Dynamics
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The Impact Of Working From Home On Office Power Dynamics
Working from home is here to stay. So, just how has remote working impacted office power dynamics and employee confidence?
How has working from home impacted office power dynamics and employee confidence? (©popartic / via iStock)
Working from home is here to stay. The ordinary styles of employee communication the water cooler chats, coffee breaks, face-to-face interactions have been replaced by Slack notifications and buffering Zoom calls. ‘You’re on mute’ was the phrase of 2020.
Only 1 in 10 companies expect to fully return to the office after the pandemic, a new report from the National Association for Business Economics (NABE) suggests. As employees across the world continue to work from home, the impact of remote working on employee confidence and the power dynamics of the ‘office’ is emerging.
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Since March, about 64% of companies have allowed most or all of their employees to work from home, and the trend is expected to continue through 2021, according to a new report by The National Association for Business Economics.
The shift has caused many, particularly big city dwellers, to relocate, looking for a cheaper cost of living and more space for a better quality of life.
So with so many work-from-homers on the move, what are the best cities for remote workers?
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About 10% of companies expect that all their staff will eventually go back to the office, a new report suggests.
The report presents the responses of 97 National Association for Business Economics members from various sectors.
About half of respondents plan to suspend their stay-at-home policies in the second half of 2021.
Only about one in 10 companies expects all their employees to go back to the office once the pandemic has subsided, according to a new report by the National Association for Business Economics (NABE).
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