Working from home causing anxiety as people feel need to be 'always on'

The explosion in remote working has led to a wave of anxiety over a need to be "always on".
Working from home causing anxiety as people feel need to be 'always on'

The explosion in remote working has led to a wave of anxiety over a need to be "always on".

That is one of the findings in a new survey from the Irish Computer Society (ICS) on changes in work practices since the restrictions linked to Covid-19 were introduced.

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