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Journal Article
Smart working e lavoro da remoto obbligatorio emergenziale. Due studi psico-sociali longitudinali
2022
Overview
The article proposes a critical reflection on the differences between pre-pandemic remote working and mandatory work-from-home during the Covid-19 pandemic. We used self-report instruments to detect emotional exhaustion, frequency of technology use, and two recovery experiences (mastery and control) 6 months apart in two longitudinal studies. The first study involved 148 technical-administrative employees of the University of Turin in 2019, and the second study involved a sample of 144 workers during the first lockdown in 2020. Although the two studies are not directly comparable, some differences in quality of life emerged that could be useful for the future of remote working.
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Viella SRL
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