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Briefs

Remote workers are more productive than pre-pandemic because of longer hours, report says

Remote work has translated to more work, the poll found.

By Remote Report StaffApril 6, 20210

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Chief remote officer: Growing number of organizations say role needed in WFH shift

Having a dedicated leader to support remote workforces makes sense for a growing number of organizations, experts say.

By Kristen FischerApril 5, 20210

Briefs

U.S. remote-job postings more than doubled since pandemic: report

About 7 percent of the U.S. job postings in February 2021 on Indeed were remote versus 2.9 percent in January 2020, the report ...

By Remote Report StaffApril 5, 20210

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Business

‘Hybrid’ work mode: a win for workers, a windfall for employers

Organizations stand to gain handsomely by allowing staff to work partially from home, study says.

By Remote Report StaffApril 2, 20210

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U.S. employees, managers agree on productivity gains with remote work, survey finds

About 60 percent of employees polled said productivity had risen with remote work, while 13 percent disagreed, according to the March 2021 survey ...

By Remote Report StaffApril 2, 20210

Air Force members wearing masks talk at Altus Air Force Base, Okla. — Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force JoAnne S. Bass speaks to Airman 1st Class Brianna Cortez, 97th Logistics Readiness Squadron material manager, March 22, 2021, at Altus Air Force Base, Okla. (Senior Airman Breanna Klemm photo)

Briefs

U.S. Air Force touts ‘high productivity’ with telework, vows to continue post-pandemic

The U.S. Air Force will allow employees to continue telecommuting even after the health crisis ends, according to an official.

By Remote Report StaffApril 2, 20210

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Cocktail hour can be any hour when employees work from home — and that could be a problem

Those with a previous history of drinking problems and depression are particularly at risk, a study finds. Here’s how employers can support workers ...

By Sono MotoyamaApril 1, 20210

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Briefs

Almost half of EU working population is telecommuting due to pandemic, report says

Belgium had the highest proportion of remote workers in the EU, at more than 50 percent, followed by Ireland, Italy, Spain and France, all at ...

By Remote Report StaffMarch 31, 20210

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Management

3 steps to securing a remote workforce: Why all organizations need to invest in cybersecurity

Unsecured home networks pose one of the biggest risks for organizations amid the shift to remote work, experts say.

By Maura C. CiccarelliMarch 30, 20210

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Briefs

Liberty Insurance’s Irish workers to go fully remote post-Covid, paper says

Liberty Insurance’s Irish staff will continue to work from home post-Covid with the option of spending up to two days a week in ...

By Remote Report StaffMarch 30, 20210

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