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Bad News for Employers: Anyone Who Revokes This Privilege Will Pay a Heavy Price
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The vast majority of employees are in favor of teleworking, and more and more would do a significant part of their tasks from home if they had the opportunity, according to the latest representative research by Profession.hu. However, the opportunity remains limited: six out of ten employees do not have access to a home office, while in workplaces where teleworking is possible, the proportion of those who would resign if the employer tightened t…
The vast majority of employees are in favor of teleworking, and more and more would do a significant part of their tasks from home if they had the opportunity, Profession.hu reported based on its research results. However, the opportunity remains limited: six out of ten employees do not have access to a home office, while in workplaces where teleworking is possible, the proportion of those who would resign if the employer tightened this requirem…
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