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katrin [286]
3 years ago
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Although there are advantages and disadvantages to home-based workers for both the employer and employee the disadvantages to em

ployer, employee, and society in general can be summarized as:
A. It increases the overall costs to everyone: employers, employees, and society.
B. It increases theft because employees are likely to take more office supplies home, which changes their overall attitude about honesty.
C. It decreases important social interaction between and among employees on a number of levels, resulting in a change in the social network and corporate culture.
D. It decreases everyone's competitive advantage.
Business
1 answer:
melomori [17]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

C. It decreases important social interaction between and among employees on a number of levels, resulting in a change in the social network and corporate culture.

Explanation:

<em>Working from home</em> or freelancing has gained traction nowadays as it is a feasible way to transfer work to home, usually reducing costs and being more convenient for employees (mostly). However, working from home <u>neglects the aspect of socializing</u>, as it brings more alienation to the employee. Communication becomes mostly digital, and in-person contact is minimized.

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