Beschäftigte verringen 17 Prozent im Homeoffice

DJ Ifo-Institut: Beschäftigte verringen 17 Prozent im Homeoffice

By Andreas Kissler

BERLIN (Dow Jones) — Die Beschäftigten in Deutschland verringen durchschnittlich 17 Prozent ihrer Arbeitszeit zu Hause. It is one of the components of the Ifo Institutes for Economic Research. “The environment of the home office is something that never changes,” says Ifo-Forscher Jean-Victor Alipour. “It may be that the background to the debate is an office discussion. If the scandal works with other dating, the home office will fall on its back.”

The cut-through times hide the large Institute of divisions into branches. Especially the intensive demand in the IT department (58 percent of working time) and in the company reports (50 percent) of the home equipment. Daily work in the kitchen and in the gastronomy of 2 percent of the working time in the home office. In the industry there are 10 percent of working hours. The first time that the employees are located in the home office is on February 23.4 of 23.4 percent a fact, only one of the value of February of 24.1 percent.

“Stricter rules do not require more home office requirements,” Alipour explains. “When the boats from the Arbeitgeber come, everything is on the coordination of the Präsenzzeiten, a personal contact with you.” Home office sei in Großunternehmen is underbreitet. Dort Verbrächten Beschäftigte 20 Prozent ihrer Arbeitszeit zu Hause. Dagegen liege der Anteil in kleineen und mittleren Unternehmen (KMU) nur bei 15 Prozent. The Ergebnisse bases the Institute on the Konjunkturumfrage among a bovine 9,000 Unternehmen.

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September 12, 2024 02:16 ET (06:16 GMT)

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