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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Home working"”.

  1. Time for mitigation: linking energy demand to wellbeing

    … negatively impacted but those able to work from home potentially benefiting. Although lockdown measures prevented some of the most enjoyable and sociable activities from happening, alternative activity changes could be supported in future that reduce energy use while improving wellbeing. Finally, …

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  2. Working from Home in the Clinical Trials Sector: A Case Study of Clinical Research Associates (CRAs) in the UK

    This study explores Working from Home (WFH) as a model of work in a public organisation in London, which operates in the clinical-trials sector. It argues that WFH is used as a strategy that offers benefits both to the organisation and its employees. WFH is offered to all Clinical Research …

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  3. Translational Design Guide for Working from Home with Children

    Recent studies have found that women working from home are less likely to be promoted. Another issue is that studies have found women spend nearly three times as many hours on childcare activities compared to their male counterpart, and nearly two times as many hours on chores. There are currently …

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