Work From Home- According to a survey, in January 2022, 38 percent of the employees of companies were working from home instead of office. At the same time, in August, only 9 percent of the companies were completely getting their employees to work from home.
new Delhi. In many countries of the world including China, Covid-19 has once again started wreaking havoc. Along with China, the infection is increasing very fast in Japan. Amidst the increasing cases of Corona, the Government of India is also looking completely alert. The government has been instructed to pay attention to the genome sequencing of the corona sample. Along with this, an appeal has also been made to the public to take precautions regarding Covid. The industry is once again worried about the increasing cases of Kovid abroad.
Things have become normal to a great extent in India after industrial activities came to a standstill due to strict lockdowns for two years. Many companies have abolished Work From Home. But, due to increase in corona cases in some countries including China, Japan, Korea and Brazil, once again the question has arisen whether work from home will continue. Experts say that this hybrid work model is not going to end yet. Corona has not gone from the world yet, it has been proved. That’s why it doesn’t seem like companies will end it completely at the moment.
WFH will continue
According to a report by Financial Express, Pashupathy S, Chief Operating Officer of HirePro, says that work from home will continue for now. If we talk about recruitment, then online process has become a common practice for interviewing employees. Pashupathy says that now both the employer and the candidate are giving priority to online interview for selection. Online employee selection process is simple, convenient and less expensive. Pashupathy says that even if work from home continues in the future or not, hiring will now be mostly online. That is why now institutes have also started focusing on online specialized solutions to hire the best talent.
Resignations increased after ending WFH
According to a survey conducted in October 2022 by HR solutions firm Aon, companies that have eliminated work from home have seen a rise in resignations this year. Attrition for companies that ended work from home in August was 29 per cent. In contrast, companies that allowed work from home or followed a hybrid work model recorded only 19 per cent attrition. It is clear from the survey of AON that the first priority of the employees is to work from home.
