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Remote workers report the highest well-being in study of 7,700 employees

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コロラド大学の調査により、7,700人の従業員を対象とした分析で、リモートワークを推奨する環境にいる労働者のウェルビーイングが最も高いことが示された

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  • •対象となった7,700人の従業員データに基づき、働き方とウェルビーイングの相関関係を分析した
  • •リモートワークを推奨する企業や環境にいる従業員が、他の働き方と比較して最も高いウェルビーイングを報告している
  • •この研究は、柔軟な働き方が従業員の精神的・身体的健康に与える影響を定量的に裏付けたものとなっている
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