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The relationship between remote work and job satisfaction: The mediating roles of social interaction and work-family conflict

Blazhevski, Sasho; Mileva, Ivona; Bojadjiev, Marjan - 2021

The global pandemic, COVID-19, has prevented much of the workforce from traveling to work to reduce the spread of the virus. This has resulted in employers and employees looking for alternative work arrangements, thus nowadays, remote working "enjoys" its momentum that is spreading more and more...

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Telework, perception and family partnership. The Spanish situation after Covid-19

Gijón, Covadonga; Ruíz-Rúa, Aurora; … - 2023

who are more or less hostile to teleworking. Apart from the general positive perception of telework and the contribution … multydisciplinary analysis of telework. …

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The impact of teleworking on working time constraints and the planning of sightseeing trips

Nakamura, Akihiro; Takao, Misuzu; Nakamura, Tomoaki; … - 2023

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The Relation between Telework and Social Capital in the Workplace—Evidence from Japan

Niikura, Junki - 2024

The purpose of this paper is to examine the impact of telework on social capital in the workplace in Japan. Telework1 … government is promoting the use of telework as a flexible work style. While telework is encouraged as a flexible way of working …, the rate of telework implementation has not increased with the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. One reason for this may be …

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Lack of Trust and its Influence on the Installation of the COVID-19 Contact-Confirming Application in Japan

Kamplean, Artima; Mitomo, Hitoshi; Otsuka, Tokio - 2022

This study aims to investigate the influence of different types of trust on the installation of the COVID-19 Contact-Confirming Application (COCOA) in Japan with data collected from both installed and non-installed users. Despite the country's digital readiness, Japanese people hesitate to...

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Severity of COVID-19 Infection and the Adoption of Contact-Confirming Application in Japan

Mitomo, Hitoshi; Otsuka, Tokio; Kamplean, Artima - 2022

This paper aims to analyze how the prevalence of COVID-19 infection has affected the adoption of the contact-confirming application in Japan and how network externalities have emerged in the diffusion process. Japan's COVID-19 contact-confirming application (COCOA), launched on June 19, 2020,...

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How has the Self-Perceived Health Shaped the COVID-19 Causalities in the Visegrad Countries?

Niftiyev, Ibrahim; Huseynova, Rena - 2021

Similar to many countries around the world, Visegrad countries (Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Hungary) have been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic after the second half of 2020. The outbreak was handled with both success and challenges, experiencing severe declines in economic...

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Ineffectiveness of the COVID-19 Tracking and Tracing Application in Japan

Mitomo, Hitoshi; Otsuka, Tokio; Kamplean, Artima - 2021

This paper aims to analyze how and why Japan's new coronavirus contact tracking and tracing application has not been supported by people and in effect been ineffective in preventing the spread of infection of COVID-19. Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare of Japan released COCOA on June 17,...

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Estimating the effects of Covid-19 and 5G in the submarkets of internet and mobile shopping

Yang, Seungmi; Kwon, Youngsun - 2021

This paper aims to examine how two recent external shocks-the Covid-19 pandemic and 5G services-are transforming online shopping submarkets in Korea by estimating the effects of these two shocks on mobile shopping sales and conversion, which refers to substitution for shopping over fixed...

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Consumer Sentiment During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Dräger, Lena; Bui, Dzung; Nghiem, Giang; Hayo, Bernd - 2021

This paper uses the COVID-19 pandemic as a case study to investigate the direct and indirect effect of beliefs of others on respondent's own beliefs and on their individual consumer sentiment. In a new online consumer survey with randomized control trials (RCTs) in Thailand and Vietnam, we...

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