Remote work saved workers 72 minutes per day, study finds

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Working from home saved workers around the world an average of 72 minutes in commute time every day in 2021 and 2022.

55 minutes a day, per worker, according to the working paper. The researchers looked at two surveys of employees who worked mainly from home at some point during the pandemic, conducted over the past two years.Why it matters:40% of workers used the time saved to work on either a primary or secondary job.

34% used the time for leisure activities, including exercise or watching TV, and 11% went to caregiving, for children or others.The value of the commute time saved is even greater than the numbers suggest, write the paper's authors, for three reasons:Workers also spend less time grooming and getting ready for work when they're remote.Insert all your anti-remote work arguments here.

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