Phase II of the Remote Working Survey

Earlier this week, the findings from the second phase of the Whitaker Institute and Western Development Commission’s Remote Working Survey were released, which showed 94% in favour of working remotely some or all of the time and 23% of respondents would consider relocating, while 7% have already moved.

Researchers from the Whitaker Institute at NUI Galway and the Western Development Commission have published summary data from the second phase of the national remote working survey. The remote working study findings inform employers about employee experiences of remote working. The survey focused on those employees who are currently working fully remotely or a mix of and onsite and remote.  The survey gathered responses from more than 5,600 employees six months after lockdown.

To read the full report and find out more about Phase I and Phase II, click here.

The results attracted significant media attention. See it all below: