Bibliographic citations
Gomez, M., (2024). Condiciones de trabajo remoto y estrés laboral en colaboradores del área de Reclutamiento de empresas outsourcing e intermediación de Lima durante la pandemia de COVID 19 [Tesis, Universidad Privada del Norte]. https://hdl.handle.net/11537/37387
Gomez, M., Condiciones de trabajo remoto y estrés laboral en colaboradores del área de Reclutamiento de empresas outsourcing e intermediación de Lima durante la pandemia de COVID 19 [Tesis]. PE: Universidad Privada del Norte; 2024. https://hdl.handle.net/11537/37387
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title = "Condiciones de trabajo remoto y estrés laboral en colaboradores del área de Reclutamiento de empresas outsourcing e intermediación de Lima durante la pandemia de COVID 19",
author = "Gomez Iquira, Mireya Evelina",
publisher = "Universidad Privada del Norte",
year = "2024"
}
Due to the COVID 19 pandemic, teleworking or remote work was implemented. As a consequence, many workers presented difficulties and limitations in the conditions to develop remote work. This generated an imbalance in the emotions of the workers, such as the presence of work stress. Therefore, the main objective is to determine the relationship between remote work conditions and work stress in employees of outsourcing and intermediation companies in Lima during the COVID 19 pandemic. The methodology is of correlational design, we worked with 152 employees and applied the Peruvian Working Conditions, Safety and Health Questionnaire-CENSOPAS/INS and the ILO-WHO Work Stress Scale. The main results indicate that there is no level with a higher predominance for work stress, because all levels (low stress, medium-low stress, medium-high stress and high stress) have a percentage of 25%, on the other hand, the good level is the most frequent for remote working conditions (28,6%). It is concluded that there is a negative relationship between the variables in the employees of outsourcing and intermediary companies in Lima during the COVID 19 pandemic (r=-0,146; p=0,012).
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