Organizaciones Virtuales: El desafío del bienestar laboral desde la perspectiva del trabajo remoto.
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https://doi.org/10.31637/epsir-2024-543Palabras clave:
Trabajo remoto, Bienestar laboral, Organizaciones virtuales, Empleo, Soporte Laboral, Trabajo virtual, Trabajo a distancia, TeletrabajoResumen
Introducción: El trabajo remoto se ha convertido en una realidad para muchas empresas alrededor del mundo y la última pandemia ha generado un cambio abrupto y acelerador en la manera en que solía funcionar el trabajo, por lo que empresas y trabajadores han tenido que adaptarse rápidamente, acogiendo el trabajo remoto como herramienta que permite un salto inesperado hacia el futuro del trabajo. Metodología: Se realizó un estudio de campo, aplicando una encuesta, basada en 55 ítems, dirigida a una muestra de 120 colaboradores en la condición laboral de trabajo remoto en seis diferentes países. Resultados: Los resultados muestran que el trabajo remoto influye significativamente en el bienestar laboral de las organizaciones virtuales con un grado de significancia menor al 0.05. Discusión: La clave del éxito radica en una planificación cuidadosa, la implementación de políticas inclusivas y el apoyo continuo a los colaboradores para garantizar un entorno laboral saludable y productivo en cualquier ubicación. Conclusiones: El estudio refleja aceptación y agrado por este tipo de modalidad de trabajo; los países con mejor adaptación a esta modalidad son EE. UU, España, Colombia y México, mientras que en Perú y Guatemala los índices de adecuación y satisfacción fueron menores.
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