Most employees (64.3 percent) of large companies around the world are ready to refuse to increase wages by 30 thousand dollars if they are allowed to stay on the remote. About it reports The Next Web with reference to the block of Blind.
The remaining 35.7 percent preferred to earn more money, even if they have to go to the office. The most AirBNB employees (71 percent), Lyft (81 percent), Twitter (89 percent) and services for selling Real Estate Zillow (100 percent), want to stay on the remote.
In Russia, every tenth worker will work on a long-term removal in the long run, a massive transition predicted earlier in the Minthouse. The departments indicated that it was about 5.5 million employees.
At the moment, there are about three million people remotely in Russia, and there were only a few tens of thousands to the coronavirus pandemic. In March, it turned out that 27.9 percent of Russian companies’ employees were faced with a reduction in wages when moving to remote mode.
From January 1, the law on remote work entered into force. The document prescribes the ability to indicate the workforce to work remotely on a permanent or temporary basis.