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COVID-19 Pandemic Continues To Reshape Work in America
A chart showing more uptake in telework among college graduates, upper-income workers
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- COVID-19 Pandemic Continues To Reshape Work in America
- Productivity and preference are main reasons workers who could otherwise work from home are opting not to do so
- About four-in-ten Black workers say they are very concerned about COVID-19 exposure at work
- For the most part, omicron has not increased concerns about COVID-19 exposure at work
- Workers’ satisfaction with COVID-19 safety measures varies by race, ethnicity and income
- About one-in-five workers say their employer has required a COVID-19 vaccine
- Wide partisan gaps in views of vaccination requirements at work
- American Trends Panel recruitment surveys
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- Dispositions and response rates
- Cumulative response rate
- Majority of workers with jobs that can be done from home are teleworking, even as more workplaces have become available
- For workers who’ve made the switch to teleworking, most have found more balance but less connection with co-workers
- A chart showing more uptake in telework among college graduates, upper-income workers
- More uptake in telework among college graduates, upper-income workers