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Help Shape the Future of Remote Work: Take Part in the WW4WL Delphi Survey

As part of the Horizon Europe project WinWin4WorkLife, we invite experts, professionals, policymakers, researchers, practitioners, and stakeholders to participate in the first round of the Delphi Survey on the future …

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WinWin4WorkLife researchers contribute to the public debate on return-to-office mandates in Finland

On 18 April 2025, Riku Reunamäki and Olle Järv from the Digital Geography Lab at the University of Helsinki published an opinion piece in Helsingin Sanomat, Finland’s leading newspaper. The …

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Join the WinWin4WorkLife Stakeholder Panel

The Stakeholder Panel of WinWin4WorkLife brings together policymakers, practitioners, researchers, and societal actors to help co-create evidence-based and desirable futures for remote work. As a panel member, you will: 👉 …

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Case Study# 5 – Portugal (Lisbon Metropolitan Area)

Urban remote work: employees, companies, and digital nomads Significance of this area for remote work Lisbon’s climate, culture and affordability attract many remote workers, including digital nomads earning from abroad. …

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Case Study# 4 – Greater Region of Luxembourg

Remote Working Arrangements (RWA) like satellite offices for cross-border workers🏠 Significance of this area for remote work Free public transport helps combat car dependency for work commutes, and remote work …

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Case Study# 3 – Finland (Helsinki and South Savo Region)

Finland Multilocal Living🏠 Significance of this area for remote work With advances in technology and flexible remote work, multilocal living is seen as a key way to revitalize declining rural …

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Case Study# 2 – Germany (Munich Metropolitan Area)

Relocation through RWA 🌟 Significance of this area for remote work Munich has a well-developed and integrated public transportation system that combines regional trains, subways, trams, and buses under a …

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Case Study# 1 – Slovakia (Bratislava, Žilina, Košice)

Remote Working Arrangements (RWA) to Combat Brain Drain and Revitalize Rural Slovakia 🌟 Significance of this area for remote work Apart from the main goal shared with other case studies, …

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The WinWin4WorkLife logo consisting of 5 cairns is being built by remote workers. Above it there is a text saying: 'Did you know?'
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Some figures on remote working 

🌍 Did you know? The landscape of work in Europe has undergone a significant transformation in recent years, especially with the surge of remote work post-pandemic.  The post-pandemic shift According …

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🚀 Exciting News Alert! 🚀

We’re pleased to announce the official launch of our Horizon Europe funded project, WinWin4WorkLife, following a productive kick-off event at Belval, Luxembourg. Hosted at the Maison des Sciences, Luxembourg Institute …

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