For remote workers, time to get out of the house

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While most employees say that remote work has helped their mental health, many challenges remain that employers need to keep an eye out for. 

About a third of employees say they struggle to leave the house enough when working remotely, according to a recent survey from Flexjobs, while another third report feeling overworked. While remote work comes with many benefits — such as reduced commute time and improved sleep — workplaces need to be cognizant of maintaining a work-life balance and how employees remain engaged. 

Isabella Aldrete
Reporter

Isabella Aldrete is a summer reporter at Employee Benefit News. She is currently a senior at Barnard College and a former deputy editor at the Columbia Daily Spectator.


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