A new survey has revealed that employees are preferring to work at home instead of going to office. 62 percent of the surveyed employees said that they are happier working from home without going to office.
new Delhi. The second wave of the coronavirus pandemic has once again raised concerns. The data of the continuously active people is increasing so fast that many states of the country have once again announced the imposition of lockdown. After this pandemic in the year 2020, people had not yet fully realized that its second wave has again forced people to stay indoors. Now people are also doing office work from home. Meanwhile, a new survey has revealed that employees are preferring to work at home instead of going to office. 62 percent of the surveyed employees said that they are happier working from home without going to office.
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The survey has revealed that about 56 percent of the employees said that they are able to work from home well enough to go to office and 61 percent said that they stay at home for more than eight hours. Can work This claim has been made in a Forrester study conducted by LogMine.
Apart from this, five percent of the people believe that by working at home, they feel more secure. At the same time, 70 percent of the people believe that employees work more confidently while staying in the office.
Ready for work even in low wages
About 60 percent of the employees said that if they get a chance to work with complete convenience without any pressure, then they are ready to stay in that company for longer. And are willing to work even in low wages. Explain that 582 remote work decision makers and 427 employees of global organizations were included in this study.
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A new survey has revealed that employees are preferring to work at home instead of going to office. 62 percent of the surveyed employees said that they are happier working from home without going to office.
new Delhi. The second wave of the coronavirus pandemic has once again raised concerns. The data of the continuously active people is increasing so fast that many states of the country have once again announced the imposition of lockdown. After this pandemic in the year 2020, people had not yet fully realized that its second wave has again forced people to stay indoors. Now people are also doing office work from home. Meanwhile, a new survey has revealed that employees are preferring to work at home instead of going to office. 62 percent of the surveyed employees said that they are happier working from home without going to office.
ALSO READ: Customers of these 8 banks should be cautious, tackle this important work soon, or else will have to regret it from April 1.
The survey has revealed that about 56 percent of the employees said that they are able to work from home well enough to go to office and 61 percent said that they stay at home for more than eight hours. Can work This claim has been made in a Forrester study conducted by LogMine.
Apart from this, five percent of the people believe that by working at home, they feel more secure. At the same time, 70 percent of the people believe that employees work more confidently while staying in the office.
Ready for work even in low wages
About 60 percent of the employees said that if they get a chance to work with complete convenience without any pressure, then they are ready to stay in that company for longer. And are willing to work even in low wages. Explain that 582 remote work decision makers and 427 employees of global organizations were included in this study.
Also read: Inflation is going to fall from April 1, from milk to car-fridge
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