Workload increases for Irish employees as more of us work from home

Irish people are more likely than many of their European counterparts to be working from home, and they believe they are working harder as a result.

Irish people are more likely than many of their European counterparts to be working from home, and they believe they are working harder as a result.

Irish people are more likely than many of their European counterparts to be working from home, and believe they are working harder as a result, but a new survey also shows levels of trust in government and the EU remain high.

The Eurofound Living, working and Covid-19 survey tracks the experiences of citizens in its April and July editions and details the social, economic, labour market, and quality of life findings of a total of 87,477 responses across the EU.

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