Search Results - subject:"Teleworking."

Goux, Dominique; Maurin, Eric - 2024

Driven by new information technologies, working from home has experienced unprecedented growth since the COVID pandemic. We contribute to the debate on the consequences of this development by drawing on a French reform conducted in 2017, with the aim of facilitating telework agreements between...

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"No need to dress to impress" evidence on teleworking during and after the pandemic : a systematic review

Almeida, Filomena; Rodrigues, Helena; Freitas, Patrícia - In: Administrative Sciences : open access journal 14 (2024) 4, pp. 1-34

Due to the working conditions imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic, teleworking also known as remote work has witnessed an … the widespread acceptance of teleworking globally, accompanied by a surge in studies on this subject. Additionally, the … study provides deeper insights into the progression of teleworking literature since 2016 and organizes the various topics …

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Migration behaviors leaving metropolitan areas : assessing the impacts of health risks and teleworking in the COVID-19 context

Peng, Xue - 2024

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Perception of home teleworking during COVID-19 crisis in Spain : significant factors and assymetrical influence on acceptance and resistance

Andrés Sánchez, Jorge de; Belzunegui Eraso, Ángel; … - In: International journal of manpower 45 (2024) 2, pp. 358-378

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Diagnosis of teleworking in Argentina during the pandemic : application of the telework efficiency index

Maresca, Gabriel Gustavo - In: Administrative Sciences : open access journal 14 (2024) 7, pp. 1-18

Avellaneda of Argentina. (1) Background: Investigate the strengths and weaknesses of companies when implementing teleworking … teleworking efficiency index as a measurement instrument; (3) Results: The main results in terms of efficiency occur with the … teleworking. We continue to think about a conventional work model. …

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Preference for teleworking during the COVID-19 pandemic in Spain : an exploratory study

Peñarroja, Vicente - In: Management research : the journal of the Iberoamerican … 21 (2023) 4, pp. 329-342

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Retirement decisions in the age of COVID-19 pandemic : are older employees in digital occupations working longer?

Gallo, Giovanni; Nagore, Amparo - 2025

This paper investigates the retirement response to the pandemic and to the resulting acceleration in the adoption of new technologies. Using the European Union Statistics of Income and Living Conditions datasets and leveraging the natural experiment of many workers being forced to work from home...

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Telework in Japan : an overview from micro data of a large statistical survey

Masayuki, Morikawa - 2025

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Mühl, Arabella; Korunka, Christian - In: International journal of human resource management 36 (2025) 1, pp. 56-79

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Disentangling the pros and cons of flexible work arrangements : curvilinear effects on individual and organizational outcomes

Petitta, Laura; Ghezzi, Valerio - In: Economies : open access journal 13 (2025) 1, pp. 1-30

The use of flexible work arrangements (e.g., remote, hybrid) has spread during the pandemic and cumulative studies provide mixed findings on the positive vs. negative consequences of these working methods for employees and organizations. The present study examined the potentially curvilinear...

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