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2023年3月23日,

工人會“用腳投票”如果每天被迫回到辦公室本周發布的新研究馬克今天的第三個周年,英國第一個Covid鎖定顯示,超過三分之一的人在蘇格蘭會退出他們的工作,如果雇主不允許他們在家工作。約35%的受訪者委托進行的一項調查顯示設備的視頻招聘平台Willo說封鎖使他們更有可能考慮離開工作如果雇主不會允許他們在家裏工作,45歲以下的人更容易這樣做:16至24歲的人中48%;年齡在25歲到34歲的53%;年齡在35歲到44歲之間,44%的人。享受我們的無與倫比的業務覆蓋和分析?使其官方的先驅訂閱隻有£1三個月了。蘇格蘭數據UK-wide調查的一部分,1000人使用在所有領域,包括那些在家工作是不可能的。這表明,抵抗一個全職回到工作場所是辦公室員工中更高。一位位創始人尤安卡梅倫說大流行推動了工業革命以來的最大改變工作習慣,和“更好的”。“三年是足夠的時間來展示一個真正的轉變,工人和雇主的行為,”卡梅倫說。 Euan Cameron (Image: Elaine Livingstone) "It’s no secret that lockdowns were the final hurdle on remote working going mainstream, but what this survey shows is that working from home is now considered a right, not a perk or privilege. If workers aren’t afforded it, they’ll vote with their feet and I think we ‘ll see more of that as years progress. Some employers are increasingly pushing for the return of staff , with a separate survey conducted by Slack published earlier this year revealing 50% of leaders want workforces back on site. More than half of Scottish respondents to the Willo study, conducted by Opinion Matters, said they were unlikely to consider working from an office again. More than a third - 37% - also said they will never again spend as much time commuting as they did before the pandemic, with those aged under 44 again less likely to do so. Working from home became essential for the majority during the pandemic in 2020 and 2021, when the UK Government advised people to work from home even once restrictions eased. Only "key workers" such as medical staff, emergency services, and shop workers were excepted to be on site.