Zooming from the bathroom? Ewww
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Charged now with enforcing sanitation in the workplace, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration likely has no plans to inspect home office conditions during the pandemic — and that might be a good thing for telecommuters who recently admitted doing work from the toilet.
Home contractor website CraftJack surveyed 1,255 Americans who transitioned from being office workers to remote workers over the past 24 months and found that many remote workers are “getting a little too comfortable working from home.”
Highlights of the study include that 60% of pandemic-era telecommuters admit to working from the toilet at least one time a week, two out of three workers have attended virtual meetings without brushing teeth, 88% are working in their pajamas, 84% work barefoot, and 16% have worked naked.
Beyond that, in the 24 months of remote work, people admit to wearing less makeup (92%), washing hair less frequently (52%), or washing their hands less often after going to the bathroom (34%), according to the results.
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