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Daily Productive Sharing 164 - Why Is Remote Work Both Beneficial to Employees and Employers?

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Last week's Daily Productive Sharing 159 - 20210324 mentioned that a UK think tank recommended remote work as the default way of working as this model would make a not insignificant difference to the local economy; today's sharing looks at the benefits of this model from both the employees and the employers. Don't forget to share today's article with your boss :)

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These gains go to the employee initially.
  • The dollars and time spent commuting.
  • At least some of the cost of daycare.
  • The cost in space/and or dollars of having to live close to work.
  • Eating lunch out.
  • Flexibility
  • Dressing below the waist.
And these to the employer.
  • The cost of owning or renting office space.
  • The cost of people devoted to maintenance of the office space (see Dropbox above).
  • Any subsidy including parking spaces supporting commuting.
  • The need to provide free coffee etc.
Pressman quotes a study Dropbox commissioned at The Economist which concluded that workers lose 28% of their productivity because of distractions and says this agrees with my estimate that 25 hours at home is equivalent to a 9-5 day at the office (nit, he somewhat misinterpreted the study).

WfH is not a zero-sum game. Both workers and employers benefit.
Dr Selfie

Dr Selfie