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People fighting in this thread; I pulled out the actual questionnaires [1]. The Netherlands does not have it in English, but Denmark does Or Czech Republic. Bot
by abdullahkhalids 7y ago
People fighting in this thread; I pulled out the actual questionnaires [1]. The Netherlands does not have it in English, but Denmark does Or Czech Republic. Both have question/answers that are roughly:
Q. Did s/he work in last 4 weeks in his/her main job at home? [I believe over a 4-week period]
1. No
2. Less than half of worked days
3. At least half of worked days
I am assuming the sum of Answers 2 and 3 was 14%. Norway has only two options: "regularly", and "from time to time". Don't know if that changes your viewpoint?
[1] https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php?title=EU_labour_force_survey_-_methodology https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php... Scroll down to end of page.
- ragebol 7y agoWorking from home regularly, yes, I totally believe that.
- BetaCygni 7y agoFrom the Dutch questionnaire (thanks for the link): Q.: Kunt u, al u dat wilt, een deel van uw werk thuis verrichten? (Zowel incidentele als structurele mogelijkheden om thuis te werken tellen mee.) 1. Ja 2. Nee 3. N.v.t. Translation: Q: Can you, if you wish, do part of your work at home? (Both incidental and structural options for working from home count.) 1. Yes 2. No 3. N.A.