Impact of the COVID-19 confinement measures on telework in Spain - A qualitative survey
JRC Working Papers Series on Labour, education and Technology 2020/08
The spread of the COVID-19 pandemic and the associated home confinement measures in March 2020 urged many Spanish companies and their workers to “improvise” a teleworking practice for which not much previous experience was available. The qualitative survey results show that a large proportion of Spanish workers have accepted telework in relatively good terms, where a majority of them would be ready to telework more in the future if a balanced combination with physical presence at the workplace could be managed. Notwithstanding this, the research also identified some particularly conflictive issues related to conciliation (difficult to manage when all day at home), worktime (sometimes extended and problematic to stop) and occupational health, both physical (MSD related) and psychosocial (feelings of isolation).
CORRAL Antonio;
ISUSI Inigo;
2020-11-20
European Commission
JRC122651
https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC122651,
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