- Search results for Work from home
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 | Coronavirus outbreak: Twitter encourages all 5,000 employees to work from homeThe micro-blogging platform which has already put restrictions on non-essential travel, said that US offices would still be open for employees who feel the need to come in person. | |
 | Twitter makes work from home compulsory for its employees after WHO declares COVID-19 outbreak a pandemicThe World Health Organisation (WHO) on March 11 declared the COVID-19 outbreak a pandemic. The virus has spread globally, infecting over 118,000 people and killing more than 4,000 | |
 | Govt directs PSUs to enforce work from home for half of their non executive staffAll heads of CPSEs have been asked to draft a weekly roster for their non-executive staff to avoid overcrowding in their offices | |
 | COVID-19: MHRD directs teachers, non-teaching staff to work from home till Mar 31The said period shall be counted as being on-duty for all faculty members, teachers, researchers and non-teaching staff provided their contract is still valid upto March 31, 2020 | |
 | Amid the Coronavirus outbreak, don't just study or work from home, get smarter at it!It is a proven fact that WFH was steadily going to be our common reality the world over even before this period of social distancing. Here's to enhancing productivity for employees and students | |
 | Quarantine and Corona: How to get into the 'working mode' while at home effectivelyTaking a break, in fact, is quite important to make your work from home effective, according to Bain & Company | |
| Extra hours in work from home may lead to adverse psychological impactClose to two months into a nationwide, it seems work-from-home experiment has no end in sight. And, if there were boundaries separating work and personal life, it seems it has faded away | |
 | 'Work from home' job searches see a 377 per cent spike from Feb to May, says reportJob postings for work from home have also seen an increase of 168 per cent, while 53 per cent of employees would also consider taking a pay cut in order to have access to remote working options | |
 | Take a break every 2 hours, limit video meetings to 30 minutes: Microsoft's advice to avoid brain fatigueIt becomes difficult for those who work from remote locations for a longer time to adapt to an office setting afterwards, says the company | |
 | Google Assistant's new feature to make those working from home more productive, healthierThe new Workday routine, available in English, makes Google Assistant help you stretch, walk and drink water as you work from home | |
| Remote work make Indian workers feel lonely, stressed: LinkedInThe findings showed that only one in four (23 per cent) professionals in the country were being offered emotional well-being initiatives and flexible work hours by their employers | |
| Work from home, online classes increasing number of patients complaining about ear irritation, infectionAccording to medical experts, use of headphones and earpods for long hours in the last seven to eight months has increased such complaints | |
 | Work from home, online classes causing eye and ear problems in children, adults, say Gurugram doctorsHowever, the doctors also asserted that one other reason which causes hearing problems is the noise pollution in Gurugram | |
 | Work-life balance during pandemic burdened women more than men: ReportEighty-five per cent of women said it was challenging for them to work from home, while 81 per cent believed that it was difficult to draw a boundary between personal and professional life | |
 | Study shows that 62 per cent employees happier when working remotelyThe study showed that nearly three-quarters of workers said the pandemic made them want to work more remotely in the future |
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