Home-Office ohne Kopfschmerz – so klappt es
Spätestens seit Beginn der Pandemie wurde das Arbeiten von zuhause für zahlreiche Berufe zur Normalität. Auch nach dem Ende der Pandemie spricht sich ein großer Teil der Arbeitnehmer:innen für das Home-Office aus. In unserem aktuellen Beitrag erörtern wir nicht nur die vielen Vorteile, sondern zeigen auch die Gefahren auf, die es für Kopfschmerzbetroffene mit sich bringen kann.
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