In a survey conducted in Australia in June 2022, over a quarter of respondents indicated that they think their employee could provide support in the form of better advocacy for employee's work-life balance to make remote working more enjoyable. Other popular types of support included subsidized utilities and new/better equipment.
Types of support Australian employees believe their employer could provide to make remote work more enjoyable in 2022
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Respondents had to be employed in any capacity and work in an office, remote, or both.
Method of interview
Online survey
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Survey question: "What are the types of support can your employer provide to make remote working more enjoyable?"
* includes: more virtual learning/training opportunities, more face to face team events, more virtual social events, team sports, competitions, digital challenges, more 1:1s.
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