Project
Global Survey of Working Arrangements
Client: internal
Project period: ongoing (since April 2022)
Research Areas:
Project period: ongoing (since April 2022)
Research Areas:
Project team: Cevat Giray Aksoy (European Bank for Reconstruction and Development), Jose Maria Barrero (Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de Mexico), Nicholas Bloom (Stanford University), Steven J. Davis (Booth School of Business The University of Chicago), Mathias Dolls (ifo Institut), Pablo Zarate (Universidad de San Andrés)
Tasks
The ‘Working From Home Around the World’ project develops systematic, international evidence about the incidence of working from home during and after the pandemic. It investigates whether working from home will stick, why, and provides insights into its main economic and societal implications.
Methods
The project will establish the Global Working from Home (Global WFH) online survey. Two waves of the Global WFH online survey have been conducted covering 32,909 respondents in 25 countries. Wave 1 was conducted in July 2021 (N=11,543, 14 countries), wave 2 in February 2022 (N=21,366, 22 countries).
Data and Other Sources
WFH Research | Survey of Working Arrangements and Attitudes
Results
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