Some 12 percent of the polled said that they worked flexibly full time now and 55 percent said that they worked flexibly several hours a week, according to the poll results unveiled by Microsoft in Vilnius on Wednesday.
Some 70 percent of the polled said that their employers provided a possibility to work flexibly, and 30 percent replied that they did not have such an option. Some 76 percent of the polled said that they used a smartphone for work.
Microsoft polled 765 Lithuania’s residents online in April.
The Seimas (parliament) passed amendments to the Labor Code in 2010, providing a possibility to apply more flexible working arrangements.
2012-05-31 11:30
Four-fifths of Lithuania’s workers would prefer flexible working arrangements
Four-fifths, or 80 percent, of Lithuania’s workers would prefer flexible working arrangements whereas the remaining one-fifth would not favor a possibility to "work from any place at any time," the latest online poll by Microsoft has shown.
Smartphones allow for greater flexibility for many employees. / „Reuters“/„Scanpix“ nuotr.
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