GKI: increased the proportion of teleworkers due to the austerity measures introduced last November
A representative survey conducted by GKI involving 1,000 people looked at how the austerity measures introduced in November changed employment.
It was found that in addition to teleworkers, the share of part-time employees also increased: the latter reached 9 percent in December, after 1 percent in July and 3 percent in September. This can be explained by the fact that many restaurants and commercial accommodation do not require full-time staff. (MTI)
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