Most expect and prefer to remain in home office
Economics website Penzcentrum.hu has conducted a survey into what the hardest thing was for employees in recent weeks and what they expect from employers in the future.
A majority of respondents, 56.48%, thinks we will never return to where we left off in mid-March, and that we will spend much more time in our home office from now on.
According to the survey, 52.68% of respondents said they would be willing to relinquish certain of their employment rights related to a fixed job if they could only work from telecommuting in the future.
Some 37.07% of respondents said that a team builder would be needed every month if the home office remained permanent, but 15% said it would not be needed at all.
The questionnaire was completed by 3,630 people over 24 days, with roughly the same proportion of men and women.
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