Are other people in your household working remotely? (Q10a WI2020)

The chart reflects answers collected from the Winter2020 question #10. that asked: Are other people in your household working remotely? Following are the structured responses prepare by the research group: 

• Yes, they are able to transition their work to a remote set up

• Yes, but they were just laid off.

• No, their job cannot be done remotely.

• They are working remotely but intermittently

• There is a mix of situations in my household.

• I don’t know

• Other, please explain

Of the 63 respondents who answered this question, the following was collected: 

• 32 respondents said the people they lived with, could not work remotely

• 9 respondents said yes, other people in their households were able to transition to remote set up

• 7 respondents said no one in the house is working

• 7 respondents said they lived alone

• 3 respondents said the people they lived with were unemployed or laid off

• 3 respondents said there is a mix of situations in their home

• 1 respondent said the person they lived was working remotely but is now back in the office

• 1 respondent said the person they lived did not work prior to COVID-19 and did small jobs

• 1 respondent said both their parents were retired

The data was produced by the Shifting Energy Demands in COVID-19 Survey - Overview, which was administered to 83 people over a fourteen week period between December 2020 and March 2021. Visit the Winter 2020 Shifting Energy Demands in COVID-19 - Survey Results page to view more data from our survey. The project is approved by Drexel’s IRB.