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Windowed work boosts productivity, especially among parents, survey says

HR Dive

July 7, 2020

Operations

Windowed work boosts productivity, especially among parents, survey says

HR Dive

July 7, 2020

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  • Nearly 4 in 5 professionals surveyed by global staffing firm Robert Half said they can make use of windowed work — the ability to break up their day into chunks of professional and personal time. Of them, 73% said the arrangement helps them be more productive, according to the results of the June 30 survey.
  • The arrangement is particularly beneficial to workers who have kids; 78% of those with children said windowed works help them increase productivity, while 66% of respondents without children agreed.
  • Workers older than 55 tended to prefer a traditional schedule (39%), compared to workers aged 41 to 54 (32%) and 25 to 40 (22%).

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