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2021-2022 Remote Work Study Final Results

Abstract

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced many organizations—from national laboratories to private companies—to change their workforce model to incorporate remote work. This study and the summarized results sought to understand the experiences of remote workers and the ways that remote work can impact recruitment and retention, employee engagement, and career development. Sandia, like many companies, has committed to establishing a hybrid work model that will persist postpandemic, and more Sandia employees than ever before have initiated remote work agreements. This parallels the nationwide increase in remote employment and motivates this study on remote work as an enduring part of workforce models.

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Aamir, Munaf S., Abel, Kelsey C., Boggs, Mathias D., Brodsky, Ben H., Greenwald-Yarnell, Megan, Gough, Destin Z., Hammer, Ann E., Hayden, Nancy K., Joiner, Alexis T., Kistin Keller, Elizabeth J., Nelson, Craig A., Ross, J. C.. 2022-08-01. 2021-2022 Remote Work Study Final Results. https://doi.org/10.2172/1885640

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