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Bayer said that during quarantine, teleworking quickly gained ground, so the hope in professional circles arose that this labor market reserve of 100,000 people could finally be mobilized.
There is optimism that the survey shows that expectant mothers spend a surprising amount of time on self-education, with 60% of women who want to work actively engaging in self-education.
Most study between 1.7 and 1.8 hours per day, apart from university graduates, who rather study between 1.4 and 1.5 hours per day.
The survey, which is not representative, also shows that more than half of non-working mothers do not intend to take up work, the business website adds.