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Health and wellbeing effects of working from home: An overview of systematic reviews
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Working from home (WFH) or teleworking using information technology (IT) has enabled employees to work flexibly away from their employer’s location, part-time or full-time; a practice known as hybrid working. Although few publications have systematically reviewed the effects of WFH on the health and
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