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Published: 20 May 2024Remote work and work contacts for younger workers and older workers, 2020–2022 (%)
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EF23097EN Figure 14 Remote work and work contacts for younger workers and older workers, 2020–2022 (%)
Note: Survey weights are applied in calculating the averages.
Source: ESS, wave 10.
Identifier: DwmBS
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