Future of Work

Are you more productive working from home? This study looks for answers

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Studies in Japan suggest home workers' productivity has increased during the pandemic. Image: Unsplash/Avel Chuklanov

Masayuki Morikawa
Vice President, Research Institute of Economy, Trade and Industry (RIETI)
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The productivity average of home workers has improved between 2020 and 2021. Image: Voxeu

A chart showing a sample of people's intentions to continue working from home after pandemic
Just under 11% of employees said they would discontinue working from home. Image: Voxeu
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