WinWin4WorkLife - D8.2 General EC Policy Briefs

Veronique Van Acker; Laetitia Hauret; Ludivine Martin; Pim Mertens; Marjon Weerepas

WinWin4WorkLife - D8.2 General EC Policy Briefs

Veronique Van Acker
, Laetitia Hauret
, Ludivine Martin
, Pim Mertens
, Marjon Weerepas

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The WinWin4WorkLife (WW4WL) project addresses the transformative impact of
remote work (RWA) across Europe, with a focus on its social, economic, and spatial
dimensions. While initially seen as a win-win for productivity, work-life balance, and
environmental sustainability, the rapid adoption of remote work—especially during and after the COVID-19 pandemic—has revealed complex challenges and inequalities. This policy brief outlines how WW4WL responds to these issues and provides a foundation for evidence-based policy development at EU and Member State levels. This policy brief is based on the lexicon about remote work (D2.1) and an extensive literature review (..)

langue originale	Anglais
Editeur	Office of the European Union
Organe de commissionnement	European Commission
Nombre de pages	30
état	Publié - 2025

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WinWin4WorkLife: Remote working arrangements and their economic, social and spatial effects
Van Acker, V. (PI), Gerber, P. (CoI), Hauret, L. (CoI), Martin, L. (CoI), Montes Viñas, A. (CoI), M. Sologon, D. (CoI), Vallaeys, H. (CoI), Pieter, T. (CoI), Minnen, J. (CoI), Kaufmann, V. (CoI), Drevon, G. (CoI), Karnaki, P. (CoI), Linos, A. (CoI), Münter, L. (CoI), Zinckernagel, L. (CoI), de Abreu e Silva, J. (CoI), Moeckel, R. (CoI), Arntz, M. (CoI), Ben Yahmed, S. (CoI), Erdsiek, D. (CoI), Soria-Lara, J. A. (CoI), Martin Ramos, B. (CoI), Lopez Lambas, M. E. (CoI), Navarro Ligero, M. (CoI), Rojas Rivero, A. (CoI), Kovacikova, T. (CoI), Cornet, Y. (CoI), Buzna, L. (CoI), Petrov, T. (CoI), Malichova, E. (CoI), Hook, H. (CoI), Järv, O. (CoI), Toivonen, T. (CoI), Karasov, O. (CoI), Müürisepp, K. (CoI), Weerepas, M. (CoI), Mertens, P. (CoI), Krabac, J. (CoI), Kavec, J. (CoI), Hrnciar, M. (CoI), Weber, J. (CoI), Golpour, A. (CoI), Giorgione, G. (CoI) & Darud, B. (CoI)
European Commission
1/02/24 → 31/07/27
Projet: Recherche

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