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Zurück ins Büro? Verbreitung, Hintergründe und Folgen von Return-to-Office-Initiativen

Lott, Yvonne; Peters, Eileen - 2026

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How job attractiveness is shaped by employer-provided childcare arrangements

El Haj, Morien; Moens, Eline; Verhofstadt, Elsy; Van … - 2026

In tight labour markets, where employers compete not only on wages but also on amenities such as job family friendliness, employer-provided childcare arrangements serve as a powerful tool to attract and retain working parents. Yet little causal evidence exists on how employees evaluate such...

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How job attractiveness is shaped by employer-provided childcare arrangements

El Haj, Morien; Moens, Eline; Verhofstadt, Elsy; Van … - 2026

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Remote work, firm technology, and the spatial economy : generations, care, and the normalized quadratic approach

Shimizu, Chihiro - 2026

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Work from Home and fertility

Aksoy, Cevat Giray; Barrero, Jose Maria; Bloom, Nicholas; … - 2026

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Work from home and fertility

Aksoy, Cevat Giray; Barrero, Jose Maria; Bloom, Nicholas; … - 2026

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Work from home and fertility

Aksoy, Cevat Giray; Barrero, Jose Maria; Bloom, Nicholas; … - 2026

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The broken ladder : AI, remote work, and early-career hiring

Lambert, Peter; Schindler, Yannick - 2026

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The broken ladder : AI, remote work, and early-career hiring

Lambert, Peter; Schindler, Yannick - 2026

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Beyond lockdowns : work-from-home, mental health, and the moderating roles of intensity, job control and social support

Bilgrami, Anam - 2026

During and shortly after the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, concerns were expressed that working from home (WFH) was creating a 'mental health crisis'. Australia experienced a three-phase 'WFH experiment', with widespread high-intensity WFH imposed by lockdowns in 2020, deepened restrictions...

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Working from home in Jordan : adoption and implications

Aksoy, Cevat Giray; Bloom, Nicholas - 2026

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State and local tax policy in a time of telework

Agrawal, David R.; Chen, Xinyu - 2026

The taxing authority of subnational governments is limited by the geographic location of individuals and economic activity. The rise of telework decouples a worker's residence from the employer's location, creating challenges for personal income taxes, corporate income taxes, and unemployment...

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State and local tax policy in a time of telework

Agrawal, David R.; Chen, Xinyu - 2026

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Zurück ins Büro? : Verbreitung, Hintergründe und Folgen von Return-to-Office-Initiativen

Lott, Yvonne; Peters, Eileen - 2026

Immer mehr Unternehmen in Deutschland verpflichten ihre Beschäftigten wieder zur Arbeit im Büro. Diese sogenannten Return-to-Office-Initiativen (RTO) sorgen vielerorts für Unmut - denn Homeoffice ist für viele Menschen längst mehr als ein Arbeitsmodell: Es ermöglicht die Vereinbarkeit von...

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Measuring the ins and outs of remote work : new evidence from the Gallup workplace panel

Makridis, Christos A. - 2026

Remote and hybrid work remain central features of the post-pandemic labor market, yet macro-labor evidence on their dynamics is limited by a lack of longitudinal data on individual work arrangements. This paper uses the Gallup Workplace Panel, a nationally representative worker panel over 2019...

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Younger firms and CEOs allow more work from home

Aksoy, Cevat Giray; Barrero, Jose Maria; Bloom, Nicholas; … - 2026

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Younger firms and CEOs allow more work from home

Aksoy, Cevat Giray; Barrero, Jose Maria; Bloom, Nicholas; … - 2026

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Younger Firms and CEOs Allow More Work from Home

Aksoy, Cevat Giray; Barrero, Jose Maria; Bloom, Nicholas; … - 2026

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Lessons on state and local income taxes from the twenty-first century and challenges for the future

Agrawal, David R. - 2026

I survey the research on the last twenty-five years of subnational income tax policy and conclude that the defining feature of state and local income taxes is geography. Geographic boundaries limit the power of subnational governments to tax people and activities. The article discusses where...

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Mismatch in preferences for working from home : evidence from discrete choice experiments with workers and employers

Lewandowski, Piotr; Lipowska, Katarzyna; Smoter, Mateusz - 2026

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Mismatch in preferences for working from home : evidence from discrete choice experiments with workers and employers

Lewandowski, Piotr; Lipowska, Katarzyna; Smoter, Mateusz - 2023

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Mismatch in preferences for working from home : evidence from discrete choice experiments with workers and employers

Lewandowski, Piotr; Lipowska, Katarzyna; Smoter, Mateusz - 2023

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Mismatch in Preferences for Working from Home – Evidence from Discrete Choice Experiments with Workers and Employers

Lewandowski, Piotr; Lipowska, Katarzyna; Smoter, Mateusz - 2023

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Did the COVID-19 pandemic make it worse? : working from home and affective well-being at the intersections of parental status and occupation

Qian, Yue; Fan, Wen - 2026

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Parents working from home and their children's education

Goux, Dominique; Maurin, Eric - 2026

This article assesses the impact of parents working from home on children's academic performance in high school. Using French data, we draw on the fact that, within each major social group, not all families have been equally exposed to the recent rise in work from home (WFH), depending on the...

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Do local fuel prices affect remote working behaviors and carbon emission savings? : evidence from German panel data

Schmiedeberg, Claudia; Schober, Dominik - 2026

Given the importance of the transport sector for greenhouse gas emissions, both behavioral change will be needed to mitigate climate change in addition to technological innovation. We focus on the case of remote working as a less carbon-intensive substitute to commuting and analyze whether...

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Can matched employer-employee panel survey data on telework and self-reported productivity identify the productivity impact of telework?

Morissette, René; Béjaoui, Ali - 2026

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Home alone : work from home and loneliness

Baktash, Mehrzad - 2026

Does working from home lead to loneliness? If yes, how and for whom? Using a quasi-natural experiment and individual fixedeffects, this study shows that work from home leads to increased worker loneliness. Teleworking not only increases overall loneliness, but it also affects each of the three...

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Work from home and disability employment

Bloom, Nicholas; Dahl, Gordon B.; Rooth, Dan-Olof - 2026

There has been a dramatic rise in disability employment since the pandemic. At the same time, work from home (WFH) has risen four-fold. This paper asks whether the two are causally related. Controlling for compositional changes and labor market tightness, a 1 percentage point increase in WFH...

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Work from home and disability employment

Bloom, Nicholas; Dahl, Gordon B.; Rooth, Dan-Olof - 2026

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Work from home and disability employment

Bloom, Nicholas; Dahl, Gordon B.; Rooth, Dan-Olof - 2026

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Work from home and disability employment

Bloom, Nicholas; Dahl, Gordon B.; Rooth, Dan-Olof - 2026

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Work from home and disability employment

Bloom, Nicholas; Dahl, Gordon B.; Rooth, Dan-Olof - 2025

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Work from home and disability employment

Bloom, Nicholas; Dahl, Gordon B.; Rooth, Dan-Olof - 2024

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Work from Home and Disability Employment

Bloom, Nicholas; Dahl, Gordon B.; Rooth, Dan-Olof - 2024

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Does work from home improve matching in the labour market? : first evidence from European countries

Croce, Giuseppe; Stendardo d’Astuto, Lavinia - 2026

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Télétravail et demande de transport : paramétrisation d'un scénario de référence pour le modèle PLANET

Daubresse, Coraline; Laine, Benoît - 2026

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Remote work and effort-reward imbalance

Belloni, Michele; Meschi, Elena; Poggi, Ambra - 2026

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Post-covid telework and productivity : a large scale analysis

Askenazy, Philippe; Di Nallo, Ugo; Ramajo, Ismaël - 2026

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Post-Covid telework and productivity : a large scale analysis

Askenazy, Philippe; Di Nallo, Ugo; Ramajo, Ismaël - 2026

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Decoupling from place? : telework and firm relocation in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area

Colaço, Rui; De Abreu e Silva, João - 2026

This paper examines how the adoption of telework reshapes the relocation intentions of single-establishment office-based service SMEs (information/communication and digital services, financial and insurance services, professional/scientific/technical services, and administrative/business-support...

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Back to the countryside? : $remote work and counterurbanisation in Denmark and Sweden

Javakhishvili-Larsen, Nino; Eliasson, Kent; Westlund, Hans - 2026

This study examines migration from Copenhagen and Stockholm's capital city areas (CCA) to rural destinations (2014-2023), focusing on migrant characteristics, COVID-19's impact, and the role of remote work. Utilising longitudinal micro-register data and logistic regression, we analyse...

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Remote work intensity and wages : evidence from a representative Canadian labour force survey

Fang, Tony; Gahramanov, Emin; Ming, Hui; Tang, Xueli - 2026

Flexible work arrangements are increasingly becoming the norm across many countries, particularly in developed nations such as Canada and the United States. Remote work (work-from-home, or WFH, for short) has gained significant popularity in recent years, especially after the outbreak of the...

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Revisiting home in home-based work : a call for epistemic compassion

Khan, Ahmad Faraz; Ishrat, Irna - 2026

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Gender convergence in couples' time use following the COVID-19 pandemic

Binder, Ariel - 2026

This paper uses American Time Use Survey data to show that prime-age men's and women's average weekly work hours followed parallel trends from 2011-19, but then abruptly converged in the years following the COVID-19 pandemic. This convergence was driven by the changing behavior of couples, for...

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Performance pay in the hybrid work economy

Alipour, Jean-Victor - 2026

The large-scale rise of working from home (WFH) has granted workers unprecedented autonomy over how they allocate their time and effort, while weakening employers' monitoring ability. We ask whether firms use performance-based compensation to align workers' incentives when adopting WFH. To...

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Bringing work home : flexible arrangements as gateway jobs for women in West Bengal

Ho, Lisa; Jalota, Suhani; Karandikar, Anahita - 2026

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The benefits of an enabling managerial control style in a teleworking situation : a latent profile analysis

Laborie, Clara; Desmarais, Céline; Chatillon, Emmanuel … - 2026

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Digitalisation, remote work, and perceived job security and quality in post-COVID-19 Portugal

Lucas, Catarina; Morais, José; Pereira, Arianne; … - 2026

This study investigates how pandemic-induced digitalisation, understood as the transition to remote work combined with the enforced use of digital tools and the reconfiguration of tasks and digital skills at the job level, has affected job security and job quality in Portugal. In 2022, a...

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Digital panopticon : how remote work monitoring shapes employee behavior and motivation

Nikodinovski, Aleksandar; Karabašević, Darjan; … - 2026

Through systematic literature synthesis (2000-2024) integrating Foucault's disciplinary power theory, Nissenbaum's contextual integrity framework, and job design theory, this paper develops the Autonomy-Surveillance Conceptual Framework to explain differential psychological impacts of digital...

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The work-from-home wage premium

Li, Huiyu; Sauvagnat, Julien; Schmitz, Tom - 2026

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The work-from-home wage premium

Li, Huiyu; Sauvagnat, Julien; Schmitz, Tom - 2026

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Digital labour opportunities and (im)mobility steps for making digital remote work a global possibility

Martin-Shields, Charles - 2026

This policy brief offers advice for making digital remote work a viable solution to fill labour gaps without requiring workers to physically relocate. From a technology standpoint, there is no reason someone who does computer-based work must physically relocate, assuming they have the required...

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Shopping from home

Baker, Scott; Bloom, Nicholas; Johnson, Stephanie; … - 2026

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Shopping From Home

Baker, Scott; Bloom, Nicholas; Johnson, Stephanie; … - 2026

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Industrial relations and working from home in Germany during the COVID-19 pandemic

Goerke, Laszlo; Grabka, Markus M.; Hilbert, Viola; … - 2026

We investigate the role of industrial relations for working from home during and after the COVID19 pandemic in Germany. Using data from the German Socio-Economic Panel (SOEP) for the years 2020 to 2023 and a special COVID sample (SOEP-CoV) for 2020 and 2021, we examine how collective bargaining...

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Industrial relations and working from home in germany during the COVID-19 pandemic

Goerke, Laszlo; Grabka, Markus M.; Hilbert, Viola; … - 2026

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Fathers combining work and care : flexible work arrangements and paternal involvement across financial situations

Brega, Carla; Yerkes, Mara A.; Grau i Grau, Marc - 2026

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Workplace flexibility and the motherhood penalty : evidence from the diffusion of remote work

Basso, Gaetano; De Paola, Maria; Lattanzio, Salvatore; … - 2026

We study whether workplace flexibility is a key driver of the motherhood penalty. Exploiting the sharp and heterogeneous diffusion of work-from-home (WFH) contracts after COVID-19 in a difference-in-differences framework, we combine administrative data on the universe of Italian WFH contracts...

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Workplace flexibility and the motherhood penalty : evidence from the diffusion of remote work

Basso, Gaetano; De Paola, Maria; Lattanzio, Salvatore; … - 2026

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Remote work and the corporate hierarchy

Bajo, Emanuele; Pitkäjärvi, Aleksi; Vacca, Matteo - 2026

Using population-wide Finnish registry data linking an administrative measure of work from home (WFH) to matched employer-employee records, we study how the allocation of WFH across the corporate hierarchy relates to wages and firm performance. Although remote workers on average earn higher...

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When does workplace flexibility help? : formal care, gender norms, and work-care trade-offs

Chong, Alice; Motegi, Hiroyuki; Oikawa, Masato; Toyono, … - 2026

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Effect of remote work on the child penalty : evidence from the United States

Gulek, Ahmet; Langer, Christina - 2026

We study the effect of the post-COVID expansion of remote work on the child penalty. Our empirical design proceeds in three steps: using pseudo-panels to estimate child penalties across occupations, exploiting cross-occupational variation in remote work adoption, and using synthetic controls to...

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Beyond lockdowns : working from home and mental health across three phases of the pandemic

Bilgrami, Anam - 2026 - Revised version

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Work from home and migration

Bick, Alexander; Blandin, Adam; Mertens, Karel; … - 2026

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Remote work and residential sorting : IV evidence from expiring office leases

De Thorpe, Richard - 2026

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Do remote workers deter neighborhood crime? : evidence from the rise of working from home

Matheson, Jesse; McConnell, Brendon; Rockey, James; … - 2026

In this paper, we provide the first evidence on the effect of working from home (WFH) on crime. We combine monthly, geographically granular crime data with a neighborhood WFH measure to estimate the impact on burglary using a difference-in-differences design. We document four key findings....

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Do remote workers deter neighborhood crime? : evidence from the rise of working from home

Matheson, Jesse; McConnell, Brendon; Rockey, James; … - 2024

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Do Remote Workers Deter Neighborhood Crime? Evidence from the Rise of Working from Home

Matheson, Jesse; McConnell, Brendon; Rockey, James; … - 2023

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Remote work intensity and individual work performance : indirect effects through leadership behaviors and employee work motivation

Stenling, Andreas; Tafvelin, Susanne; Bentzen, Marte; … - 2026

The rise of remote work has reshaped organizational dynamics, necessitating a deeper understanding of its implications for leadership, employee motivation, and performance. This longitudinal study examined direct and indirect effects (via leadership behaviors) of remote work intensity on...

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The effects of being under watch : the impact of electronic monitoring on remote workers' psychological safety

Andrade, Monique Delfim; Martínez-Córcoles, Mario; … - 2026

Electronic monitoring emerged as a common practice in the post pandemic telework. Whereas existing research has mainly focused on the effects of this work model on individual performance and well-being, it has overlooked how specific circumstances, such as new control dynamics, can influence...

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The gendered flexibility paradox and remote-first work : how working parents reconcile work and care

Ryan, Lauren; Churchill, Brendan; Ruppanner, Leah - 2026

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Karriereknick durch Homeoffice? Empirische Evidenz eines Experiments

Lott, Yvonne; Wang, Senhu; Chung, Heejung - 2025

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