remote work

リモートワーク、孤立とメンタルヘルス悪化の研究報告

ニューヨーク連銀の研究者らが発表した論文は、リモートワークが労働者の孤立を深め、メンタルヘルスに悪影響を及ぼす実態を明らかにした。特に一人暮らしの労働者で孤立と精神的苦痛の増加が顕著だった。

The Impact of Remote Work on Employees

With one in four Germans now working from home, empty office spaces are becoming common. This shift raises questions about the psychological and social effects on individuals who are no longer collaborating in person.

Remote Work, Not AI, May Be Hurting New College Grads' Job Prospects

New research from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York suggests remote work, not AI, is the primary reason for increased unemployment among recent college graduates. Companies are less likely to hire young grads into remote roles due to difficulties in training and mentorship.

Remote Work Hinders Young Graduates' Job Prospects, New Study Finds

A Federal Reserve Bank of New York study reveals remote work is the primary driver of increased unemployment for young college graduates, as companies find it harder to train and mentor inexperienced staff remotely. The trend predates significant AI impact.

Remote Work Linked to Rising Youth Unemployment, NY Fed Research Suggests

New York Fed research indicates remote work accounts for 64% of the rise in youth unemployment since the pandemic, as employers find it harder to train new graduates remotely. This trend may have lasting consequences for early-career experiences.

Power Ministry Suggests Remote Work for Up to 20% of PSU Staff

India's Power Ministry proposes allowing up to 20% of public sector undertaking (PSU) employees to work from home, with NTPC and Power Grid assessing operational feasibility.

IT companies enabling remote work: Nasscom

Laid-off Oracle workers tried to negotiate better severance. Oracle said no.

Some found out they didn't qualify for WARN Act protections like two-months notice because the company had classified them as remote workers.

Southeast Asian Governments Bet on Remote Work for Civil Servants to Curb Energy Costs

Southeast Asian governments are implementing remote work policies for civil servants to reduce energy consumption amid soaring costs triggered by the Iran war. Indonesia's Friday work-from-home policy, introduced April 1, is estimated to save 6.2 trillion rupiah (US$361.5 million) in fuel subsidies. The Philippines, Thailand, and Malaysia have similar measures. However, analysts warn that reduced petrol consumption from fewer commuters could be offset by higher household electricity use as air conditioners run all day.