How to help remote employees disconnect during vacation

Published Updated 3 Min Read

For many employees, remote work has made it easier to plan and take summer vacations. Yet, despite this increased flexibility, many still struggle to disconnect from the workplace. 

While vacation comes with many benefits, 74% of remote workers  felt that they were unable to fully disconnect while away, according to a recent report from Harris Poll, commissioned by Ceridan. However, when employees do take time off,  almost half of those surveyed felt increased job satisfaction and productivity upon their return. 

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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