Home Office Remains Popular - but Slightly More Office Days

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Working from home remains popular among employees in Germany even after the coronavirus pandemic. However, many employees spent more time in the office again last year.

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Germany is slightly above the EU cut at home office – but fewer and fewer people still work completely from home. Which age groups rely especially on the home office.

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Homeoffice has long been part of everyday work for most of the workforce. The share that works from home remains stable, but the office is becoming more popular again.

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Homeoffice has continued to establish itself in Germany after the Covid-19 pandemic, but is used on fewer working days. Almost a quarter (24%) of all workers were at least occasionally in the home office in 2024, as reported by the Federal Statistical Office (Destatis). Thus, the share was at a similar level as in 2023 (23%) and 2022 (24%). The extent to which work at home has now become established shows the comparison with the pre-Corona level…

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Germany is slightly above the EU average at home office – but fewer and fewer people still work completely from home. However, experts do not see a trend towards return: Parents and commuters in particular often use the home office.

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Even years after the Corona pandemic, employees in Germany value the home office, but use it a little less. Many people go back to the office more often, showing new figures from the Federal Statistical Office. However, experts do not see a broad trend towards return. Especially commuters and parents use the opportunity to work strongly from home. Last year, just under a quarter (24 percent) of all workers were in the home office, as the statist…