Union: Working From Home Makes More People Work Full-Time
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Part-time work among women has decreased significantly since the pandemic, a survey by the Swedish Society of Engineers shows. Remote work has made it possible for more people to work full-time. But a new trend could reverse the trend again.
Part-time work among women has decreased significantly since the pandemic, a survey by the Swedish Society of Engineers shows. Remote work has made it possible for more people to work full-time. But a new trend could reverse the trend again.
Part-time work among women has decreased significantly since the pandemic, a survey from the Swedish Association of Engineers shows. Remote work has made it possible for more people to work full-time. But a new trend could reverse the trend again. In 2019, 11 percent of female engineers worked part-time, while the corresponding figure among men was 4 percent. Since then, part-time work has decreased, especially among women. Last year, 7 percent …
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